Sentence examples for would seem unwise from inspiring English sources
Given the parade's history of wayward balloons (an M&M balloon hit a light pole, injuring two spectators, in 2005), it would seem unwise to have a runaway rabbit.
And because justice is a primary goal of the legal system, it would seem unwise to construct an unfairly high and one-size-fits-all evidentiary hurdle for science involving conflicts of interest (Jasanoff 2005).
It would seem rather unwise to admonish those who marched against finance and austerity because they were responsible for sending François Hollande to the Elysée Palace in the first place.
Knowing that, it would seem pretty unwise for him to box himself in and present himself as the guy who'll head an administration that will cut through the inevitable chaos and fog and deliver clear explanations within 24 hours of an emergency.
Considering this city's shifting demographics, such a strategy does not seem unwise on its face.
With that in mind, tipping a fashion retailer may seem unwise.
As unwise as that would seem, Collette's tough-talking mystery woman turns out to be just the person the girls need.
None of the officials would comment on the record, but one senior Fox executive said the decision seemed unwise because it could be seen as exploitative.
It also seemed unwise to speak of downgrading its chemical arms: to attempt that would be dangerous and require a much bigger and longer attack than Mr Cameron claimed to be arguing for.
It seems unwise to draw conclusions so early in the game, but I would submit that gamers as a demographic are far more technically savvy than the average, and I'm pretty sure that correlates with rejection of online advertisements.
