Sentence examples for exercise bad judgment from inspiring English sources

"Middle school students by their nature will exercise bad judgment," Ms. Wald said.

If you have a President who exercises bad judgment, the C.I.A. pays the price".

In May of 2001, the Alabama Supreme Court found that Judge Gordon had exercised bad judgment at one point during Jackson's trial.

They also said he exercised bad judgment by not driving to a hospital instead of the motel before the birth.

It might have been just another example of China's crassly rich elite exercising bad judgment — except for the identity of the driver.

Many town leaders are not supporting Mr. Alesi because they felt he exercised bad judgment in filing the lawsuit, Mr. Reilich said.

After all, a lawyer could act in "good faith" in rendering advice, thus meeting ethical and legal obligations, and still be guilty of exercising bad judgment.

"We do absolutely contend they not only exercised bad judgment in not evacuating the nursing home," Mr. Knight said, adding: "It was worse than that.

John Danforth noted last Friday that his inquiry into the 1993 Waco disaster had been limited to "whether government agents had engaged in bad acts, not whether they exercised bad judgment".

Throughout today's news conference, Mr. Danforth emphasized that the scope of his probe was limited to "whether government agents engaged in bad acts, not whether they exercised bad judgment".

For a relationship to endure, one must be able to tolerate those inevitable moments when one thinks one's partner has made a mistake, exercised bad judgment, shown appalling taste.