Combined with the signings of several other free-agent pitchers, it appears that clubs decided, or were persuaded, to avoid the foolish practice of overpaying for pitchers, desperate though the teams may be for pitching, just because they were available.
They also dismiss piracy as an inevitable consequence of the film industries foolish practice of creating demand by making eagerly anticipated movies, and then limiting supply by expensively premiering them in theatres, and then printing them on costly plastic disks, which are sold with restrictions designed to create more inefficiency of distribution.
It would be unnecessary and foolish to practice your sport shooting at clay pigeons with expensive steel super-magnum-sized buckshot or slugs when regular birdshot is more than sufficient.
Publicity stunts are able to attract immense attention to a person or business because they reveal shocking events, but in the end, the entity will end up looking foolish because their practices were not grounded with any productive or moral means.
He said Mr. Gucci had ended a "foolish and improvident" practice devised by others.
If you've ever been overheard berating yourself for a foolish mistake or practicing a tricky speech ahead of time you'll have felt the social injunction against communing with yourself in words.
That would surely raise eyebrows as a foolish and unfair hiring practice, but somehow bidding on internships passes muster.
This, then, is the True Teaching easy to practice for small, foolish beings; it is the straight way easy to traverse for the dull and ignorant.
Your first priority is to get a job, so practice your answers to foolish questions like this one and sail through your interview to get the job offer!
Freemon now says he has logged a "foolish" 6,000 miles for St. Francis in practices and meets.
