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'It would be unwise to start talking about other plans before we start implementing the plans we already have, ' he said.

s unwise of him to drink and smoke so much. =He is unwise to drink and smoke so much.

"It would be unwise and unfair to draw any adverse outcome against the Australian as a result of that business relationship, " he said.

"It may be that the core of our planet is unchanged as a result of life; but it would be unwise to assume it, " Lovelock said.

Were it not for the routine working schedule, it would be very unwise to rush to one's workplace during the peak hours.

I thought it unwise in the extreme to announce such a decision before we had any idea of the next Soviet move in the Middle East.

Honestly IMO it's unwise for any of those countries to be provoking China right now. No idea why they decided this would be a good idea.

She said it would be very unwise for governments not to prepare.

And yet, it would be unwise of me to try to alter the course Allah has set for you.

and of men to guard this Heaven_favored land against the mischiefs which without His guidance might arise from an unwise public policy.

Sid knew from the expression on Tom's face that it would be unwise to ask him any questions.

While he is around, and at 80 he still seems to have plenty of energy, it would be unwise ever to bet against him.

It would be unwise to assume that setting up and configuring your environment is going to be a small task.

An unwise experiment which is often mentioned is Benjamin Franklin's famous kite in a thunderstorm.

Diplomats are expecting so much instability in a power struggle after his death that they argue it's unwise to rock the boat now.

It was unwise of him to make that silly remark.

It took me twenty years of my fifty-year marriage to discover how unwise it was to attempt to remake my wife.

The threat has by no means receded, and we would be very unwise to let down our guard, or slacken our preparedness measures.

it had been a grave mistake to trust Bellatrix and Malfoy: Didn't their stupidity and carelessness prove how unwise it was ever to trust?

I think your initial decision to honor the contracts was both ethical and financially astute, but it seems to have been politically unwise.

However, Lee feels with the season still in its infancy, it would be unwise for anyone to be writing off Liverpool's title challenge.

Although she was an atheist, she had found a "soul-mate" in Pope Benedict XVI, and would have revelled in his unwise words about Islam.

We would say that it was unwise of you to have done that.

This is not quite Invasion of the Body Snatchers, and clearly it is unwise to talk as if the jellyfish had some kind of plan.

(=It would be unwise if you were to marry him. ) ? ? The same thing, happening in wartime, would amount to disaster.

Ironically, this unwelcome slowdown prevents you making arrangements that, in the long run, would be as costly as they'd be unwise.

In terms of foreign policy, America's allies, especially in Europe, would also be unwise to start celebrating, for two reasons.

To understand how unwise it is to have the Federal Reserve, one must first understand the magnitude of the privileges they have.

The Harvard Business Review writers cite laser eye surgery as an example of a service where it would be unwise to advertise discount sales.

It is unwise to attach too much importance to what he said.

if the fed continued to warn about deflation that is growing at a brisk pace , the first bank would not take the unwise move.

If it seems unnatural to classify part of logic as not analytic, this may merely reflect an unwise extension of the term 'logic' itself.

Davis is a power in this firm, it would be unwise to quarrel with him.

The very fact that he told you about it (though in itself an unwise thing to have done) shows a touching degree of honesty.

Venting your frustrations in a quick conversation with someone before you head out the door is unwise.

It was unwise of you to say that.

But in light of a court ruling this week, the banks look to have made an unwise bet.

I thought it unwise for you to be in the same hotel.

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

It would be unwise to consider any of these as existing in isolation.

It would be unwise to have an exclusive list of those classifications that deserve equal protection.

It would therefore be unwise, to say the least, for policymakers to rely on monetary policy alone.

However, it would be unwise to ignore the potential for either adult or embryonic stem cells to result in a meaningful new approach.

On the basis of the results, it would be unwise for us to make assumptions about the mental state of those individuals.

It would be unwise for the project team to make precise commitments until they remove most of the uncertainty from the project.

If I follow you right, then you think it is unwise to invest in this project?

And come to think of it; we pour ourselves more into work than to our folks an unwise investment indeed.

It is unwise of you to be jealous of others and to speak evil of others.

Confident predictions of any sort are unwise in a land as full of contradictions as China.

They often referred to Ephesians 5: 15 as a foundation of their concerns: "Look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise but as wise. "

"Their huge reserves are a real source of financial strength now, so to give those away would be unwise. "

I don't think Fugit would be (have been) an unwise choice, he's talented, but he shares Macguire's sleepy, melancholy style to a fault.

It is unwise to expose yourself by trying to do something that is too difficult for you.

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

Other botanists disagree, saying it would be chaotic and unwise to disregard the historical classification groups.

You know it's unwise for one to forget the beneficial promises of others.

A sounder indicator that the coalition might be unwise to forsake this agenda is its opponents' mimicry.

Since we cannot remove stress from our lives (it would be unwise to do so even if we could), we need to find ways to deal with it.

Americans have so far escaped lightly, but they would be unwise to take comfort.

There is no question that what Mr Sokol did was unwise, whether or not it was insider trading under US law.

But, it would be unwise for anybody to reach firm conclusions before April, when the normal influenza season usually ends.

So scrimping on what will effectively be my home for so many nights already seems like an unwise economy.

It is unwise to expose yourself by trying to perform music that is too difficult for you.

In short: it would be unwise to rely on Wikipedia as the final word, but it can be an excellent jumping off point.

It would be unwise to give undue importance to his criticism.

But it would be unwise for anyone to reach firm conclusions before April, when the normal influenza season usually ends.

Federal Reserve officials also have concluded it would be unwise to force out Mr. Lewis now, said people familiar with the situation.

It is unwise to use abbreviations in quotations or in contracts which might be subject to misunderstanding .

Also, I have got to mention such unwise and bellicose leaders of an island country---Japan.

Their wisdom is a crown to the wise, but their foolish behaviour is round the head of the unwise.

On the face of it , Mr Buffett's gambit looks both unwise and uncharacteristic .

It's unwise for him to be talking that topic all the time.

It is unwise of you to lose temper whenever annoyed by anything undesirable at work.

The suspension of the student from school was an unwise decision.

Now I have told you my story, and it would be unwise for me to stay here any longer. Do have my grave opened without delay!

Yet it would be unwise for policymakers to hope that stronger demand will mop up all the jobless.

C It has led the company to make unwise strategic decisions.

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

UBS would be unwise to take the lobby, which also has close contacts with foreign institutional investors, for granted.

A: You'd be very unwise not to agree with me.

For the gold bugs, trusting the government seems as unwise as hoarding gold seems to most other people.

The latter sequence is a little intense, making it unwise to bring very small children to see the film.

It is unwise for an outsider to obtrude his opinions into a family quarrel.

A man without grace is as a vain fable, it shall be continually in the mouth of the unwise.

The government would be unwise to ignore the growing dissatisfaction with its economic policies.

"I think it is an unwise decision but, perhaps in the circumstances of the German public opinion, almost inevitable, " he told Reuters.

Real love is always like in the childhood, unwise, abrupt, immoral, laugh and cry at will.

Yet when heart explodes its power, stupid, unwise and incorrect consequences are followed. That's time I start to recognize myself.

you are be very unwise not to agree with me.

Turning away from the opportunity China presents would be an unwise move.

you are be very unwise not to agree with me.

Turning away from the opportunity China presents would be an unwise move.

Experts said it showed it would be unwise to make assumptions about people's mental state.

But unwise US fund managers have been berating Ben Bernanke, the US Federal Reserve chairman, for not bailing out the market.

It would be unwise to attach too much importance to these opinion polls.

The unwise person sits in no way down wails for the defeat, they seek the means to come certainly optimistically to save.

I thought it unwise for him to wait so long.

Tho dogs which bark to others out of its domain are unwise, and are not good dogs.

Let's not be hasty. Dr. Gu. Perhaps it's unwise for either of us to insist on his own price. How about meeting each other half way?

He considered that it was unwise to quarrel with your boss.

He considered that it was unwise to quarrel with your boss.

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

But that was not the only reason the coinage was unwise.

By the end of the fourth century, though, it was unwise to possess such books.

In such a speculative market, it's unwise to bet your bottom dollar on stocks.

"It is unwise to say no to GM technology considering the food crisis the world faces, " Clive James, chair of ISAAA, told SciDev. Net.

So, if I take your meaning rightly, it's unwise to get married early.

King said today that Blanchflower's statement was "unwise" and that his recollection of events was different.

Perhaps it was unwise of him to blame just one religion for trying to mark out urban territory;

It was unwise of you to accept his offer.

Since Guppy was set on it, she saw how very unwise it would be to refuse . . .

So simple to select the consulting firm under price it would be unwise.

What do you think is completely silly, or unwise, or unprofessional, or impossible?

If you want my advice, I think it would BE unwise to spend too much money on clothes.

After Mr. . . Blair made unwise comments in a newspaper interview last week, the hounds started baying.

He glides past this political question , saying he doesn't know about it ; as a Chinese superstar , he probably deems it unwise to answer .

Though current fears of that are probably overestimated , I think it is unwise to give that much until we learn a lot more.

I have come to the conclusion that it would be unwise to accept his proposal.

It would be unwise for the Pentagon to bet on it, however.

Few of these are known at present, so tests are poor predictors of health, and insurers would be unwise to rely on them.

Likewise, if you fall away from the Lord through unwise counsel or fleshly desires, your priorities again will change.

Yet it would be unwise to uncork that English champagne just yet.

When planning your investments, it's unwise to put all your eggs in one basket.

It was unwise of them to advertise their willingness to make concessions at the negotiations.

We know with all the other antivirals and antibiotics that unwise use leads to resistance.

Muslims are not the only group it is unwise to upset.

cystitis patients are often a result of voiding difficulty in controlling drinking water, in fact, it is unwise.

Some people say that it is unwise to be crazy about an idol.

So, if I take your meaning right, it's unwise to quit my job now.

Therefore it is really unwise to attempt to ascend beyond 1800 if one's ancestry is primarily silica based.

Some experts warn that cutting rates could raise inflation. They also say it helps those who made unwise borrowing decisions.

Putting American workers at a cost disadvantage is unwise as well as unfair.

But it would be unwise to expect too much.

While your opinions are worth considering, the committee finds it unwise to place too much importance on them.

As for Mr Obama's political prospects, it is unwise to read too much into the killing of bin Laden.

Matt concedes the vacations may have been unwise, given their dire finances.

But with so many pretenders around, it may be unwise to pay a premium for its shares.

History says that Washington's is an unwise and ultimately fruitless strategy.

Putting the grid online has made it easier to manage but "is profoundly unwise, " Brenner says.

s unwise of you to do so .

I've come to the conclusion that it was unwise to follow her advice.

It is unwise foranoutsider obtrude his opinions into a family quarrel.

It is unwise of you to live alone.

Now, there were those . . . there were those who argued that our recovery plan was unwise and no necessary.

But it's unwise to refuse help from other kind-hearted persons without any reasons even if you don't need it absolutely.

with. It's unwise to interfere between husband and wife.

However, it is unwise to lose the most valuable treasures in life for the sake of money.

It is unwise of you to make the same mistake again.

Itwould be unwise for sun tzu to try to seek a divisive engagement early in this war by attacking the chu army directly.

But I will always remember that it's unwise to spend too much time playing.

This is worth us thinking deeply, but comprehensively endures the smoke certainly is not the unwise method.

I don't quite understand why he had said these unwise words, may be just to get the approval from the Senate.

He thought it unwise to refuse the offer.

We Jim and Alexandra, although most unwise to sacrifice for each other and their issue of the utmost valuable things.

He was tender and naive, losing his life-savings on an unwise investment in 1992; yet he was also tough.

Study more about national and global economic trends before losing your shirt in unwise investments.

Disadvantages: Jet take a long-standing straight and energize others, is unwise.

It's unwise of them to turn down the proposal.

ve come to the conclusion that it was unwise to do that.

It is unwise, unworkable, unacceptably risky and unfair to the American people.

However, reliance on single tests with only fair levels of agreement may be unwise.

Sometimes an unwise click leads only to a website that sells counterfeit pills.

His vacation of a good position in the Post Office was unwise.

For a very simple example if we keep waiting in line for hours, only to have a restaurant may be it is unwise.

China and the collapse of the stock market losses, regardless of the cost to the blind, is unwise.

Maybe it will still be a three -horse race , who knows? And maybe it's unwise to count out Aston Villa.

It is absolutely unwise to sacrifice your health for your work.

The government would be unwise to ignore the complaints of its people.

The organisation said in a 2003 report it believed it "unwise" to proceed and called for further research.

While confined here in the Birmingham city jail, I came across your recent statement calling my present activities "unwise and untimely. "

It's unwise to further alienate Turkey, where public approval of Washington has plummeted.

Along with the bitterness he sometimes asked himself. Had he been hasty and unwise in leaving academia?

It is unwise: if banks are undercapitalised, they should not wait nearly a decade to fix the problem.

This clown girl uncultured ; uncouth, an unwise clown with extremely low quality.

Candour about the succession would be unwise: those who are not picked might quit.

Many people believe that it is unwise for Goldman sachs to invest in China's pig industry, but I think the promise is still controllable.

It is unwise of them to turn down the proposal.

That's why it's extremely unwise to take the Royal Seal into the Council chambers.

In the context of the present economic crisis it seems unwise to lower government dues.

She has put into the small, unwise head of the chipmunk the untutored fear of poisons.

This illusion has time and again led the United States into unwise and costly military adventures.

Still, it is unwise to underestimate the power of taxes to alter behaviour.

It would, however, be unwise to assume that a burst of rapid and prolonged growth is imminent in many rich economies.

You'd be very unwise if you dare oppose me.

I think it unwise for either of us to insist on his own price. How about meeting each other half way so that business can be concluded ?

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

As long as engagement might advance our interests and our values, it is unwise to take it off the table.

Our future generation will pay a dear price for our mistakes and unwise decisions made today.

Yet these are precisely the reasons why someone whose primary skill is political would be an unwise choice.

Until we know their outcome it is unwise to bet on an imminent recovery.

I quite agree that from your vantage point his action must have seemed unwise.

It experienced a complicated and winding period of correctness, unwise move, adjustment and blunders.

of a good position in the Post Office was unwise.

I nod, and then I do something unwise, something I know better than to do. I open my mouth.

These and other unwise pastimes result in their fatigue, boredom, emptiness and sickness.

Germany, in particular, is wary of providing loans without conditions because it fears borrowers will use the money to take unwise risks.

It was unwise to suggest that others should store tinned food.

That would be highly unwise.

It is unwise and self-defeating. Mr Obama is an internationalist.

Take calendar year examination questions seriously insufficient, lack enough analysis, it is very unwise.

It is understandable to want to read faster, but it is unwise to want to read everything at top speed.

lacking or showing lack of judgment or discretion; unwise.

lacking or showing a lack of careful deliberation; unwise.

In hindsight, it was unwise risk management.

It is unwise to be upset about someone who doesn't appreciate your masterpiece.

Europe's grudging attitude to the new president is not only discourteous. It is unwise and self-defeating.

unwise boldness ; rash or reckless behavior .

Management's rationale when moving in this direction is that it is unwise to "have all eggs in one basket" .

It is unwise to quarrel with your bread and butter.

Ms Otunbayeva insists the vote will go ahead, though with so many people displaced, and security still doubtful, that may be unwise.

The W3C process makes it hard to derail a spec, no matter how unwise it is, so EXI will probably be released in 2008 regardless.

You would be unwise not to resignfrom the committee.

That would be most unwise.

In the context of the present economic crisis it seem unwise to lower taxes.

They also say it helps those who made unwise borrowing decisions.

It is unwise to be hasty in generalization.

Unwise investments led the firm into bankruptcy.

It is unwise to forgive the young guy for his being late again.

Mr murdoch was unwise to indulge in adolescent hyperbole.

You would BE unwise to invest your savings all in stocks.

He felt the plan to be unwise!

As has been proved by past practice, it is unwise to prohibit the local governments from borrowing money.

It is unwise imposing corporal punishment on children who behave badly.

As for "choosy" customers who buy no goods, sales should not be like Ma Su, who lost patience, who lost Jieting. This is unwise.

All the same, the suppression of Egypt's Muslim Brothers, who have a large following, has been unwise as well as unjust.

but it's unwise to exaggerate the threat based on the relatively limited evidence in the Sinjar records.

It's unwise to achieve high production rates at the expense of the quality of work.

However, the comments were capable of being misconstrued and so were unwise.

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

It is unwise to attach too much importance to the information.

Isn't it unwise of Bob to lie to his father?

It was unwise in your speech to refer to rising unemployment.

Decision-making is slower in England than in the Untied States; therefore it is unwise to rush the English into making a decision.

Such interventions are unwise for two reasons.

However, it is unwise to underestimate the industry's powers of survival.

They felt the plan of North Korea launching a roket to be unwise.

It is unwise to delay going to the doctor if you are sick.

Therefore, it is unwise to boast or self-humiliate Chinese contemporary art in any way.

We leave houseloads of old, dark furniture, matching sets, unwise buys.

It's unwise to directly ask "Do I need to work overtime? " , said Xia.

Harry: I think it unwise for either of us to insist on his own price.

Still, I think it unwise for either of us to insist on his own price.

It's unwise to sell yourself as a bargain.

Besides being wrong, your proposed action is also unwise.

This is true in dense downtowns, where it's generally considered unwise to knock down office buildings to pave new roads.

I think it unwise for both of us to insist on his own price. Let's meet each other halfway.

It's unwise to accept a person at his own valuation.

Since it is Americans who pay his salary, that seems an unwise omission.

Unwise or indiscreet; not prudent.

They all felt the plan to be unwise.