When there are so many victims and so many relief groups, many of them brand new, pursuit of a centralized system of distributing charitable donations is viewed as foolhardy, even dangerous.
By Morris Bishop The New Yorker, December 5, 1936 P. 36 A foolhardy youth of Bay Shore... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Jia Tolentino By David Remnick.
As for the younger crowd, they have the example of the US invasion of Iraq, something they view as a foolhardy misadventure that ultimately resulted in many, many lives being lost – particularly the lives of Iraqi civilians.
It would seem foolhardy to accept Mr. Dimon's view on this matter at face value.
Some climbers and adventurers view untethered highlining as foolhardy, similar to "free solo" climbs that are done on difficult rock walls without any safety ropes or backup — just a lone climber with sticky-rubber shoes and a bag of chalk to dry the hands.
By then, even her family in the United States viewed her persistence as foolhardy.
We would have thought it foolhardy".
In a statement, the N.P.D. leadership called the latest attempt to ban the party "a foolhardy and stupid endeavor," while insisting they viewed it with "necessary seriousness, but commensurate calmness".
"At the time, his dogmatic view that riesling was the answer looked foolhardy," said Evan Dawson, whose excellent book, "Summer in a Glass: The Coming of Age of Winemaking in the Finger Lakes," was published earlier this year by Sterling Epicure.
Maybe Mr Yushchenko erred in naming Mrs Timoshenko, a volatile populist, as premier; smearing her after sacking her was foolhardy, though both are sounding milder now.A gently optimistic view is that the prospect of next year's parliamentary elections made a bust-up in Kiev inevitable.
