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

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.

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Mr. David's opposition might have withered had it not been for an ill-advised plan to build a Dracula theme park near the picturesque Romanian town of Sighisoara, once home to Vlad Dracula, the notorious Romanian ruler and inspiration for "Dracula," the Bram Stoker novel.

Another big cost driver at the Pentagon is the ill-advised plan to spend $1 trillion on a new generation of nuclear-armed bombers, submarines, and land-based missiles.

In response, Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y). sounded a common theme in demanding that the Obama administration "abandon its ill-advised plan to try Guantanamo terrorists" in federal court - which he termed "absolute insanity" - and in insisting that terrorists instead face trial in military commissions.

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

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.

The cancellation of the ill-advised plan by the architect Romaldo Giurgola to expand the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth -- a masterpiece by Louis Kahn that is one of the great museum buildings of the century -- ranks as one of the most positive architectural developments of the year.

Neil Leitch, chief executive of the Pre-school Learning Alliancriticismsriticisms of Truss were cited by Clegg, said: "We are absolutely delighted that the deputy prime minister has intervened and listened to the concerns and evidence gathered by the sector, parents and early years experts which dismantled the arguments for taking forward this ill-advised plan".