Sentence examples for Ill-advised plan from inspiring English sources

Even Nader's friends supporters have tried to talk him out of this ill-advised plan.

Helen's frothing quandaries lead to an ill-advised plan, the result of which becomes a prophecy grimly self-fulfilled.

The most powerful member of the government, last year he beat back an ill-advised plan to nationalise the Peruvian operations of Repsol, a Spanish oil company.

He did not convince financiers, who have heard a similar form of words from Mr Lenihan every time he has brought forth another ill-advised plan.

"This is a tragic wake-up call to the Obama Administration to immediately abandon its ill-advised plan to try Guantanamo terrorists" in federal civilian courts, said Representative Peter King, Republican of New York.

(Starz/Anchor Bay; Blu-ray, $79.99; DVD, $69.98; not rated) PAIN & GAIN The director Michael Bay ("Transformers") recalibrates to human level to tell the story of a Miami bodybuilder (Mark Wahlberg) who initiates an ill-advised plan to rob a shady businessman (Tony Shalhoub).

Kate Allen, the director of Amnesty UK, said: "The government should abandon its ill-advised plans to repeal the Human Rights Act.

The destruction forms part of an ill-advised expansion plan that will bloat the museum to Death Star size, but will make only a negligible contribution to the display of the collection and will do little to ease MoMA's notorious overcrowding.

Billions of dollars have been squandered on an ill-advised peace plan, leaving guns as the symbol of power instead of voting cards.

Instead of generating electricity, it generates money for its successive owners, and generates largely ill-advised architectural plans.

Much of the index's profit growth may reflect risky acquisitions or ill-advised expansion plans on the part of its component companies, rendering broad earnings-quality trends difficult to interpret.