Sentence examples for a consequence of imprudent from inspiring English sources

But the risk of adverse movements in receipts is still real, and the probability of dropping back into deficit as a consequence of imprudent fiscal policies is not negligible.

The risk of adverse movements in [individual income tax] receipts is still real, and the probability of dropping back into deficit as a consequence of imprudent fiscal policies is not negligible.... Let me end on a cautionary note.

The "probability of dropping back into deficit as a consequence of imprudent fiscal policies is not negligible," said the Chairman in January 2001.

"Making together a consequence of America".

Beriberi is a consequence of thiamine deficiency.

George was making a lot of imprudent loans.

Everybody agrees that there was a vast amount of imprudent lending going on.

"I don't believe that there ever was, or is, a Greek tradition of imprudent lending," countered Yiannis Miols, Professor of Political Economy at the University of Athens, and long-time head of the Economics team.

As a consequence, many died of cold.

Foreigners have bought a number of them, reducing the risk of imprudent loans to big shareholders or their golfing buddies.

Government efforts to stem foreclosures haven't made a dent yet amid high joblessness and the continued fallout of imprudent lending.