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unwise sentence examples

  • Unwise to rely on these initiatives alone.
  • It would have been intellectually wasteful, and politically unwise, to try to set out in a new direction.
  • This seems very unwise, to say the least.
  • Unwise pricing decision.
  • Unwise to underestimate the amount of work which still lies waiting to be done in northern ireland.
  • And it was perhaps unwise of me to ask if the man had any identification with him - which he promptly produced.
  • Attempts by officials to stop the optimists having a water fight proved unwise, provoking a wet response.
  • Unwise investment.
  • Unwise to generalize on such matters: it is a subject best left to the good sense of trial judges.
  • It would be an extremely unwise minister who ever withheld such information.
  • However, the idea that two teenagers would marry today is now often considered unwise by many people.
  • Unwise choice on fox's part to cancel it.
  • Unwise to assume that these pictures represent real boats.
  • However, it is probably unwise for a casual workstation to bridge fragments of the local domain which have become temporarily isolated.
  • Unwise move, for keeping a greyhound or setter could cost a 40 shilling ( £ 2 ) fine under anti-poaching laws.
  • Unwise to ignore the changes taking place.
  • Very unwise such liberal use, causes skin, liver & circulatory ailments.
  • Unwise thing to do to a songwriter, don't you think?
  • Unwise to attempt to make brushes from spare blocks of carbon.
  • Was caleb rather unwise to follow the lord fully?

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