Sentence examples for foolhardy for from inspiring English sources

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

It was risky, even foolhardy, for Harroun to reveal this association.

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

Nothing could be more foolhardy for lawmakers in desperate need of a cleaner ethics rating before the voters.

"It would be very foolhardy for either political party to think they could dominate the age politically".

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".

She ditches their contractor and keeps the architect at bay - foolhardy moves for most, as McCloud notes in his usual lofty manner, but not for her.

Trump made a (probably foolhardy) move for Sanders' voters.

And in each case, that bravery seemed born of an almost foolhardy contempt for danger.

That intimacy ended after the tripartite model of economic management – government, business and unions – fatally hit the buffers in the winter of discontent (the piles of rubbish much exaggerated in The Iron Lady movie) and led to the Thatcher counter-revolution of 1979, which culminated in the defeat of Arthur Scargill's foolhardy strategy for the 1983-84 minerstrikeike.

At a time when CD sales are in seemingly inexorable decline, Gill's These Days might appear to be a foolhardy move for his label MCA Nashville.