unwisely

We play hard, long and unwisely at times, often to the point of injury.

After spending much of his income unwisely, her father moved the family to America when she was young.

I decided - perhaps unwisely - to pass that one up.

Preparation for the dinner began, unwisely, the morning of the same day.

They might choose unwisely, but the party support must be maintained.

Even a little state power, if used unwisely, can damage a nation greatly.

The Atlanta police unwisely chose that moment to clear the area.

"I will tell you a story of a young girl who loved very unwisely.

Unwisely, in my opinion, they did this over the populated areas of the city.

I had several glasses, unwisely perhaps, but it did increase my confidence.

They acted, sometimes unwisely, and did not understand the effects of their actions.

Whether wisely or unwisely, I took certain duties upon myself.

It is simply a tool that can be used wisely or unwisely.

"This is going to really add up," he persisted unwisely.

Who is to go on this quest to which you have so unwisely given your blessing?

More ornamentation had been added over the years, sometimes unwisely, but still much the same.

Perhaps unwisely, the two of them were engaged to appear in the same concert.

He had, however, little positive impact on his brother, who ruled unwisely.

It was refused by England, and unwisely, in my opinion.

Unwisely, they would cut back foreign aid to the neediest countries.

If we move unwisely and get it wrong, the penalty would be great."

One may have been that she never married unwisely.

She decided, unwisely in the event, that it probably didn't matter.

The army appears to have persuaded her, unwisely, that a military solution is possible.

For example, the food bill, are you spending unwisely?