Sentence examples for Poorly considered decision from inspiring English sources

It concluded, "We are deeply concerned that PBS' poorly considered decision could jeopardize both the meeting of public broadcasting's mission and also stifle the innovation that is crucial to the future of public broadcasting".

Campaign chairman Richard Taylor said it was a "poorly considered decision that cannot go unchallenged".

(The Daily Mail, November 3, 2010) The phrase 'lifestyle choice', alongside the suggestion that women used abortion as an alternative to contraception, could be taken to imply a superficial or poorly considered decision, rather than a practical response to an unintended or unviable pregnancy.

The Ferrells called the decision "poorly considered," and ignored an affidavit filed by Claudia Williams stating her presence in the hospital room.

Concern about treatment delays (Schover et al, 1999) and pressures to begin cancer treatment quickly may cause decisions about sperm banking to be hurried or poorly considered (Zapzalka et al, 1999; Schover et al, 2002).

Yes, poorly considered incest plotlines and all.

Almost every setup looks wrong: poorly considered, awkwardly realized, ugly.

I just happen to think it's a very poorly considered one".

The 28 authors, including Atwood, Motion, Michael Morpurgo and Robert Macfarlane, warn that the decision to cut around 50 words connected with nature and the countryside from the 10,000-entry children's dictionary, is "shocking and poorly considered" in the light of the decline in outdoor play for today's children.

We ultimately conclude that there is no emergency requiring immediate, poorly considered action.

Was this book a poorly considered selection?