Sentence examples for an ill-advised decision from inspiring English sources

"She made an ill-advised decision to share that picture with her boyfriend.

Tony Carter had an opportunistic pick-six off an ill-advised decision by Newton.

Yet in choosing how to present this wealth of material, the editors have made an ill-advised decision.

The ICG report said an second procedural tweak was made to reverse "an ill-advised decision to jointly tackle political and technical questions".

If an ill-advised decision could cost your patient his life, are you not compelled as a physician to prevent him from harming himself?

Ewing hasn't had a go-to move all day, and Alonzo Mourning makes an ill-advised decision to come over his back".

Assuming that Congress would declare war and provide the specific authorization for the use of nuclear weapons, it still would not be an airtight safeguard because the president can still make a very ill-advised decision sometime down the road, in the midst of some conflict.

Secession is the public policy version of a divorce, always alluring during times of conflict, and all too often a dangerous and ill-advised decision.

This is the byproduct of the organization's ill-advised decision a few years ago to open hundreds of new stores, many within walking distance of one another.

Gordon Seabright, chief executive of national cycling charity CTC, said: "The ASA's ill-advised decision shows a misunderstanding of common cycle safety issues and risks undermining the promotion of cycling as a safe and normal activity".

We'll bring you highlights of these and other events after the break, along with an interview with the Italian archer whose ill-advised decision to ride the subway to his match caused 6,423 people to call the if-you-see-something-say-something hot line.