unwise造句

In hindsight, it was unwise risk management.

It was unwise of you to make that decision.

I mean, you might say that it's unwise or immoral.

It was unwise of you to get into debt.

Using this data to predict future trends, however, may be unwise.

It would be most unwise to minimize the dangers of this course of action.

To be a monastic out of ignoble reasons creates demerits and is unwise!

Cutting back the power supply available to Japanese industry would be unnecessary and unwise.

It is unwise to anticipate your earnings by spending a lot of money.

But given the obstacles to fiscal transfers between eurozone economies it would be unwise to bet too much money against it.

It is also likely that the atrocities will tempt Turkey's government to clamp down again on non-violent campaigners for greater Kurdish rights. That would be unwise.

The explorers of this new world also find it terrifying to realize how unwise and premature use of this new knowledge could unfairly stigmatize individuals.

In fact the treaty's hundreds of baffling, jargon-strewn pages seem designed to punish any citizen unwise enough to take an interest.

But even if it was, he said, the traditions of Elizabethan portraiture meant that it would be unwise to conclude that Shakespeare actually looked like the figure depicted in the portrait.

As Tom merged his E82 coupe onto I-93 and headed for his new condo in North Andover, it seemed unwise to have bought a car and house so soon.

Consumers may decide that it is unwise to entrust all their secrets to a single online firm such as Facebook, and decamp to less insular alternatives, such as Diaspora.

Of old, Jie murdering Guang Longfen and Zhou slaying Prince Bigan illuminate that disobedience to the superior is both unwise and dangerous, even its originates are from the love to people.