Sentence examples for for imprudence from inspiring English sources

For imprudence is the most telling charge which can be levelled against this war.

Mr. Stern's harsh words for organized labor and the Democrats caused some union leaders to attack him for imprudence and bad timing.

The people in charge of Freddie didn't get their walking papers for such prudence, but rather, for the imprudence that generated this bounty.

Gaining one for peppery imprudence took only a few hours.

The voters are not the only people who will have to pay for his imprudence.

He declared Pope Nicholas deposed (867), but his position was not strong enough for such imprudence.

Such a shift would put the nation on par with economies like Greece and Italy, whose governments have been sharply criticized for fiscal imprudence.

Gaining one for peppery imprudence took only a few hours.In a spectacular public spat, Mr Rothschild (part of a family which owns a stake in this newspaper) swapped insults on Twitter, a microblogging service, with his former business partner, Aga Bakrie, marking the end of a troubled investment in Indonesian commodities.In this section Up, up and away Freedom or licence?

With her hair piled up, and her chin thrust out, and her need for a cigarette as randy as that of Bette Davis in "Now, Voyager" (Anderson has Davis's dreamily determined eyes, too), this Lily, for all her protestations of imprudence, seems quite prepared to stare tragedy in the face.

His motive for the "inexcusable imprudence" of disobeying orders is thought to have been for personal glory and to bring the war to an early conclusion.

If you are a politician trying to change the ways of a state known for its fiscal imprudence and addiction to debt, there are two words you surely do not want attached to your name: luxury boxes.