Sentence examples for be foolhardy for from inspiring English sources

It would be foolhardy for Germany to assume liabilities for deficit countries without such reforms.

"It would be foolhardy for anyone to think the violence would be over," he said.

He added: "It would be foolhardy for any British government of whatever hue to make us vulnerable to possible threats by giving up the power to retaliate".

MPs also came away convinced that Mr Blair would be off sometime next year.A loose, de facto timetable now exists, which it would be foolhardy for the prime minister to ignore.

With expectations high that the color Kindle is coming, it might also be foolhardy for Amazon to disappoint the public with merely another monochrome device, no matter how small/thin/light/cheap it might be.

Conroy said while it would be "foolhardy" for the government to announce a freedom-of-navigation exercise in advance of it happening, Australia "should be prepared to defend the international system".

During a four-year stint at Novell, Mr. Schmidt warned that it was foolhardy for any Microsoft rival to "moon the giant," as he put it, and incite Microsoft's wrath.

I used to reside in a "dangerous" neighborhood, where I was constantly told I was foolhardy for traversing through it solo after darkness fell.

"It's foolhardy for anyone to expect an app to replicate what can be done with a live professional in the room; you can't discuss any of the nuances, and of course you miss the interpersonal aspect and the feedback of a trained professional," he says.

"It would be foolhardy," he added, "for anyone to think religion is actually the cause of the crisis we are having".

It would be foolhardy, critics contend, for AOL to share its 40 million IM users and jeopardize a budding monopoly.