Sentence examples for considered imprudent from inspiring English sources
Small tilts away from a size-neutral or style-neutral allocation are examples of tactical asset allocation and are not considered imprudent.
This was a trend exacerbated by the fact that whilst loss provisioning was not allowed mark to market accounting did allow the recognition of unrealized profits a practice previously considered imprudent.
President Vladimir Putin of Russia wants to make us pay for his permission by slashing our offensive missile forces in Start III down to levels our military leaders consider imprudent.
As an editor, he favored old serif typefaces (he called them "real fonts"); long, punning headlines; and paper in the heaviest stock possible — basically, everything that modern journalism considers imprudent and démodé.
Perhaps he considered it imprudent to unleash the usual single-entendre R Kelly experience, but he's not much cop at anything else.
Nash discusses "filth" in terms that hint he may consider it imprudent for business reasons: "You don't want to come off as stupid.
In our opinion comparing this group with those who opted for an ERCS would have been imprudent considering the two groups were exposed to different risk profiles [ 13, 22].
They did the thing any conservative government who values unthinking, imprudent reaction to hysterical public outcry above considered resolution of complex cultural problems would: they made everything less fun. .
The Danish central bank has warned the government that given the rapid deterioration in the public finances, it would be imprudent to consider any additional fiscal easing in addition to that already agreed.
A senior American military official said that Washington considered China's decision to send its fighter jets in response to Japan's to be "imprudent" but not a violation of international law.
If the anaesthesiologist judged it imprudent to continue at the same vein (for example, because of hematoma), catheterisation was considered to have failed.
