Sentence examples for will be unwise from inspiring English sources

Interference will be unwise and unwelcome as they have already made clear.

"Above all, it will be unwise and unfair to our army to send them on a mission to risk their lives where no national interest is at stake".

"Any attempt or any decision to attack Iraq today will be unwise and could lead to a major escalation in the region," Mr. Annan said at a news conference.

I think we need to do more- especially the police, the prosecution and the court should be stricter in punishing such offenders.KT: Do you think Britain has a bigger or smaller problem than Poland on the subject of racism JG: I think it will be unwise to compare Poland to UK. UK has a long history of African and Asian immigrants living there.

So exotic is the race that extrapolating predictions about the next general election from the result will probably be unwise (though if Mr Johnson wins, and then gaffes or flops, the Tories will certainly be wounded, which is why, until recently at least, some of them thought a noble defeat might be preferable).

It will probably be unwise to use such terms in Kabul.

This is just beginning to happen in India and China too.This leads some critics to the conclusion that outsourcing IT work to China and India will prove to be unwise.

Filipowski dares critics to "short the stock" if they think Divine will fold but warns, "they will be proven unwise".

Doing so will be very unwise.

But they should take care not to lock the church into positions that will later prove to be unwise.

Yet although the world's attention has shifted to Iraq and other members of the "axis of evil", this survey will argue that it would be unwise to let Central Asia slip back into geopolitical oblivion.Special report At the crossroads Allah's shadow What's the rush?