Sentence examples for foolish considering from inspiring English sources

With the presidential picture so clouded, Mr. Bush could be seen as presumptuous if he resigns too soon, not to mention potentially foolish considering the undetermined outcome of the race.

The prospect of Louisiana imposing a gross receipts tax is even more foolish considering that not only is Texas looking to repeal its margins tax, it already has the advantage over Louisiana of having no personal or corporate income tax.

And to still be hung up on a question about the finer plot points of Ted seems foolish, considering that it's a movie about a talking teddy bear.

Andronikos Doukas led the reserve forces in the rear a foolish mistake, considering the loyalties of the Doukids.

"It would be foolish to consider that we are not a possible target as well," he said.

In redesigning political institutions it would be foolish to consider each in isolation: the system must work together as a whole.

In fact, it would be foolish to consider the law of averages and, consequently, to use the usual stochastic selection procedures [44].

For all the brouhaha in the media about Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Paris as new financial centers, bragging ostensibly, it would be foolish to consider a collapse of the City of London after Brexit.

She told me that the whole ordeal is something she feels gravely foolish about now, considering she was blessed with a shapely Dominican figure.

This is foolish public policy, considering that even if they play the tax-avoidance game legally, they owe Canada and their respective homelands.

Considering the financial sacrifices that a creative career brings, this is hardly a revelation; when you take into account training fees (£10,000 a year at a top drama school) and the lowly paid "break-in" years, which usually involve doing work for nothing, it can seem a foolish path to tread considering there is no guarantee of return.