Sentence examples for foolhardy to do from inspiring English sources

It would be foolhardy to do anything which would damage that relationship".If the music business can deal with those dangers, the Internet offers it huge benefits.

That they have not done so, indicates that they prefer lower taxes to new drugs.Presumably also the pharmaceutical companies are trying as hard as they can right now to negotiate higher prices from Europe and Asia; given the size of these markets, it would be foolhardy to do otherwise.

But Brown and the parade of blacks that have met with Trump make the case that he is the president and that it is foolhardy to do the Ostrich head in the sand routine and deny this brutal reality.

It was an incredibly risky – some would say foolhardy – thing to do.

"We tried to excite the actors with the idea that it was a mad and foolhardy thing to do, and all our performers are predisposed to take those risks," Haydon adds.

Because Jimmy has just been dumped by his socially ambitious girlfriend, Kate Cynthia Watross), he is angry and distressed enough to do something foolhardy -- like grabbing Eddie's gun and forcing him to lie face down on a kitchen counter, where Jimmy binds him in place with some old neckties.

It was a brave thing to do, some would say foolhardy, and it led to him being effectively charged with treason.

But for me to say 'this is what we're going to do' would be very foolhardy in the first place and, secondly, dishonest because the truth is I don't know".

It does the job for this cheap, foolhardy hack, and it should be able to do the job for most of you, too.

And you have to be overly foolhardy to assume that you are qualified to do so.

He would simply have to do something — however foolish and foolhardy — as he could not leave a deaf sister, his charge, up in a tree, liable to fall at any moment.