He noted that Trump had been "ill advised" in his endorsement of Strange.
This White House effort is ill advised in the absence of clear evidence that coded messages are contained in the videotapes.
"And while we very much treasure the works of Marvin Gaye and our relationship with the Gaye family, we regret that they have been ill advised in this matter".
Joaquín Navarro-Valls, the pope's spokesman, is ill advised in his attempt to blame homosexuals for the pedophilia crisis in the Catholic Church ("Homosexuality in Priesthood Is Under Increasing Scrutiny," front page, April 19).
In a brief statement issued by the court, she said that "judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office," and acknowledged that her remarks were "ill advised". In the limited sense that her statements attracted criticism, who could disagree?
Other difficulties included marking an assessment down, when it appeared to the marker that the student may have been ill advised in their choice of a case, or the way in which the consultation had been handled.
We want to be able to convince Sen. Specter that he is ill advised if he thinks it is in his interest to go with the Chamber [of Commerce] on the Employee Free Choice Act.
This policy may be ill advised, if it leads to more children of less well educated younger mothers in less stable unions.
First, fiscal consolidations in recessions are ill advised because fiscal multipliers are larg, so that fiscal consolidations in weak economies are likely to plunge these economies into more difficulties.
We are ill advised to strive for skill in everything.
In the case of directors, however, such programs are ill advised, as they pose too great a threat to board teamwork.
