How to pronounce “unwise” in English

very unwise but understandable reaction to the economic circumstances of young people's lives in particular.

I think it's unwise of you as well-- not you personally, but your company.

It's an unwise thing to do.

It is mortally unwise advice.

have been wise or unwise.

And I unwisely went to Jack and said, "Jack, you made a terrible mistake.

And incarceration is a pretty unwise use of resources, especially the way we've been doing it.

The reason I think that's unwise is to compensate for the baseload, they're building coal-fired power plants, which is what you don't want to do, as fast as they can, lots of them,

But I do think it's often unwise design decisions, or unwise assumptions that come in.

that it would be impossible and unwise to try to reinstate.

where's your glass thank you it would be unwise to mix my drinks mix I was drinking champagne Ian McKellen Patrick Stewart

Wise enough to know how incredibly unwise we are.

Two, it seems like an unwise thing to do because I don't really have any complaints about the way the past 15 years

- or you did something stupid, or you made an unwise choice.

But to deny its significance, I think, is extremely unwise.

But I'll tell you, I think that it is unwise for people, certainly in my business but also in yours, to ignore such a salient feature

One, I don't want to disturb the time-space continuum, because that seems like an unwise thing to do.

--when --when somebody's trying to talk to you, or why you're losing your temper when it's strategically unwise.

If you go all the way through the photographs, which the archaeologists unwisely

Now they also, at the same time, after Fukushima, decided, I think very unwisely, in my view, to decommission their nuclear power plants.