unwise

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• They also assert that a number of unwise exemptions—plus a lack of enforcement and public awareness—have limited the program’s effectiveness.

• William Banks, professor at Syracuse University College of Law, said that sending uniformed troops to the polls, including the Guard, would be unwise.

• It would be unwise for Democrats to end the filibuster assuming Republicans wouldn’t develop an agenda to take advantage of its absence.

• Even when it’s possible to estimate the risk, the authors still say it’s unwise to put too much faith in these predictions.

• I think you could ask the question whether they’re really unwise or not.

• When people accused of something make smart legal decisions, they are often also making very unwise public relations decisions.

• The internet was making us realize how pointless it was—or even unwise—to own things.

• But M. Picard advised me against it and even added that it would be unwise to keep the keys.

• If the demolition of capitalism is not practical, it might also be unwise.

• Robert Reich has complained of Obama's "unwise, unnecessary concessions."

• Wordsworth has illustrated how an unwise and importunate demand for a reason from a child may drive him into invention.