Sentence examples for extremely ill-advised from inspiring English sources

I do think that it was something that was extremely ill-advised to say.

Her presence and comments at this event were extremely ill-advised and ill-judged.

The unveiling would be broadcast live, a bid for dazzling immediacy which now seemed extremely ill-advised.

Michael Johnston, the coroner, told the hearing that the diagnosis was "extremely ill-advised" in the light of her fragility.

The sunrise ambush that ensued was either accidental or extremely ill-advised, depending on whose account you believe.

Economically, the chancellor would be extremely ill-advised to stick with his austerity strategy, but politically he may have no choice.

So andy murray shows his true colours... he's British when tennis tournaments are on.He needs fans and Anti British when he loses #VoteNo @andy_murray Extremely ill advised move - polling day is sacrosanct.

What is also clear is that their spiritual and personal relationships led them to make business decisions that in hindsight appear to be extremely ill advised.

I believe that the criminalisation of drug-taking has been an extremely costly and ill-advised policy.

My own view – made clear in the Guardian last year – is that the criminalisation of drug-taking has been an extremely costly and ill-advised policy.

Given that the wash basin is extremely small, it was a fairly difficult and, as it turned out, ill-advised operation".