Sentence examples for * the imprudence from inspiring English sources

The career of Ingres and in a converse sense that of Paul Delaroche well illustrate the imprudence of too readily distinguishing between academic and Romantic artists.

Many blame the imprudence of Mallya himself, arguing that his emotional attachment to the airline blinded him to hard economic reality.

And so is the imprudence of those who fail to recognize the historic and psychological values of religious belief in a pluralistic society.

The case of Nigerois fleeing from Libya to economic hardship and potential humanitarian crisis in Niger is further evidence of the imprudence and myopic nature of the Libyan war.

The people in charge of Freddie didn't get their walking papers for such prudence, but rather, for the imprudence that generated this bounty.

CEO Avi Muchnick seems keenly aware of the imprudence of calling Raven (or any of his other products) real competition for Adobe just yet, preferring to describe Raven as "the web app counterpart to Adobe Illustrator".

One tampered with such regular occurrences as slumps and mass unemployment only with the greatest imprudence.

Now, because of the Tories' imprudence, dirt is dug out and Russophobia gets another boost.

Its vagueness implies an equivalence between the Europeans' imprudence on the Lhotse Face and the attack in Camp 2 — between name-calling, on one side, and sticks and stones, on the other.

Instead of cutting education to disguise the fiscal imprudence of lavishing tax breaks on heirs of the super-rich, Harris wants to claw back some of the breaks to pay teachers more.

It says a great deal abut the financial imprudence of this whole operation that, for years, auditors considered it plausible that the money might just be "mislaid" somewhere or the other, like a piece of paper on a very messy desk.