Sentence examples for foolish to run from inspiring English sources

But it would be foolish to run to the rescue until Russia takes seriously the need to help itself.

"IMG has an extraordinary set of corporate relationships on a global basis," Carter wrote in an e-mail message, "and while Woods has been an integral part of these, it would be foolish to run the risk of alienating these (and potential) corporate clients down the road by playing hardball given the information at hand".

However, it would be foolish to run a business without having a social media presence.

It would be foolish to run multiple wires through your door and dash to play multiple speakers with such low wattage.

It would be an ostentatious and foolish risk to run.

Because Congress will not touch this large and politically sensitive part of the budget, the cuts must be borne elsewhere.That is a foolish way to run an army.

He has no overarching argument in part because of his Senate training and the tendency to take issues on one at a time — in part, because of the foolish decision to run a traditional right-left campaign against Obama and, in part, because McCain has never really resolved the contradiction between the Barry Goldwater and Teddy Roosevelt sides of his worldview.

That, of course, is a foolish way to run a healthcare system.

The beast charges at anyone foolish enough to run past and taunt him.

"No Republican is going to beat them, and no plausible Democrat is going to be foolish enough to run against them.

Maybe, says Kellyanne, adding that he still won't be foolish enough to run on Obamacare since it already cost Dems the 2010 elections.