Sentence examples for an imprudent from inspiring English sources

"These were relentless political organisations masquerading as government enterprises," said Rove. "There's always going to be an imprudent borrower and there's always going to be an imprudent lender.

No matter how good a company looks, political perils can make it an imprudent investment.

Brown was just an eighteen-year-old man, and, it seems, an imprudent one — carrying some stolen cigarillos.

At the third tee, he once again made an imprudent choice, pulling the driver from his bag.

The Jets took the lead, but an imprudent Sanchez pass was intercepted and returned for a tying touchdown.

Brown was just an eighteen-year-old man, and, it seems, an imprudent one carrying some stolen cigarillos.

And a recent review commissioned by the new provincial government found there's "no choice but to move forward" on Keeyask and the new transmission line, Bipole III, despite concerns over serious delays and "mounting and unprecedented levels of debt" due to a "imprudent, some would say, reckless, capital spending program".

They are doing this because they have been presented with a mission by an extraordinarily imprudent US administration, which – having failed to prevent a very serious attack on civilians at home, largely by ignoring warnings – decreed that it would never again be put in a position where it "should have known".

As Professor Eben Moglen of Columbia University puts it, the intelligence agencies "presented with a mission by an extraordinarily imprudent national government in the United States, which having failed to prevent a very serious attack on American civilians at home, largely by ignoring warnings, decreed that they were never again to be put in a position where they should have known.

"It's a slightly imprudent act on the part of the university, because a lot of it is not provenanced," he said.

But a policy that encourages (or at least permits) lotto fans to rob grocery stores is, at a minimum, imprudent.