Sentence examples similar to appears imprudent from inspiring English sources
However, such a strategy appears highly imprudent in the context of uncertainty about true coverage, serotype-specific population immunity, OPV evolution, and extrapolation of the model to the real world [ 7, 25].
While this sentiment appears a little naive in our high-stakes sports world and while it would be politically imprudent to find judges for artistic events today, Sydney's full-scale Olympic Arts Festival is a salute to the baron's aims.
For all these reasons, it is imprudent to wait for clinical manifestations to appear before initiating treatment and emphasizes the need for a reliable detection method.
This too is wrong and not just because huge tax-cuts still look fiscally imprudent.
It may perhaps be imprudent to waste an especially valuable gift, but it does not appear to be unjust to a gift giver to do so.
Even if the chances of "strategic blackmail or nuclear attack" appear slim today, there is "insufficient certainty surrounding the prospect that it would be imprudent" to abandon Trident, argue the authors of the report.
Failure to take timely action on this opportunity would seem to be imprudent, if not irresponsible.
What some employers regard as imprudent disclosure online may seem commonplace to the rest of us.
It seemed financially imprudent.
I exercised imprudent judgment.
