unwisely

When people don't know the value of money, they spend unwisely, paying too much for a thing.

Most people who unwisely spent their $27 could manage to wait another day and then get food.

Debt is a tool that can be used to great effect but used unwisely it can make life harder.

A government minister correctly but unwisely said that a majority of eggs were infected with salmonella.

Sometimes startup founders (unwisely) spend years at or below poverty (been there, done that).

Maybe he has unwisely decided to try and grab some free attention by taking this domain name knowing full well its history.

I've, perhaps unwisely, embedded entire webpages a single indentation level after a variable and retained all of its formatting.

I (perhaps unwisely) mostly trust USB between two devices I control, and even wifi between two devices I control.

Actually, plenty of people are saying that, including the Syriza government who unwisely kept bringing up World War II reparations over the last few months.

An equally plausible interpretation is that these scientists are under intense political attack, taking it personally and getting angry, and beginning to unwisely respond in kind.

What she did was escalate, and that unwisely.

Quite unwisely, I pulled my answer right out of my ass.

It isn't "incomprehensible"; in fact, it's atypically easy to follow, because it's (perhaps unwisely) built around a continuation passing abstraction he designed for the purpose of simplifying the code.

Unwisely, no doubt, I sharpened my voice a bit and repeated the comment.