Sentence examples for an ill-conceived idea from inspiring English sources

"It's an ill-conceived idea.

Though well-meaning, this is an ill-conceived idea.

It was an ill-conceived idea the first time around, and a year's worth of fermentation hasn't improved it any.

OPINION polls in the United States show that most people believe the invasion of Iraq to have been a mistake, an ill-conceived idea poorly executed.

I did have to counter on live TV an ill-conceived idea mooted by Corbyn – never discussed by the committee – that if firms didn't pay the living wage they would have their dividends taxed.

This was an ill-conceived idea in its own time, and today a left-right compromise looks like nothing but a ruse to salvage a political class buffeted by Grillo's digital populism and widespread public contempt.

The point is, John McCain's plan to rip health insurance from employment, tax your benefits, and cut Medicare and Medicaid to pay for it all is such a ludicrous, ill-conceived idea that even Republicans can't support it.

Roger Pielke Jr explains why he thinks this is a shortsighted and ill-conceived idea.

Without short-sellers, there is nothing to stop a group of ignorant investors — who get some ill-conceived idea that a certain investment is just terrific — from bidding up prices to extravagant levels.

"What really failed was this ill-conceived idea that a grand coalition produces grand solutions.

It helped launch the ill-conceived idea that to "regenerate" a place you need only install a cultural icon and leave the rest to the private sector.