Sentence examples for how imprudent from inspiring English sources

But many people also realized just how problematic a gesture that was, and how imprudent and simplistic uncritical flag-waving can be as a response to the challenges that are facing the country.

The second thing - which grew on me over the course of perhaps half an hour of talking - was quite how imprudent South Africa's governing ANC were to lose hold of him, and let him break off to form the EFF.

It's to explain, with gravity and respect, why certain courses of action would be imprudent and how they'd contradict the very American principles that we intend to be a stirring example to the world.

Reputations were made not by turning down imprudent business but by seeing how much business could be done.

No matter how good a company looks, political perils can make it an imprudent investment.

Painful choices about how to close the long-run fiscal gap –- primarily the result of imprudent fiscal decisions before the Great Recession, escalating health-care costs and an aging population –- must be shaped now and enacted promptly over many years once the economy has recovered.

Their validation in dementia is inspiring an enthusiasm that seems imprudent to many people, because it glosses an essential aspect of how to test tests.

This is what the Chamber fears most of all, the FCIC's planned release of those reckless, imprudent and downright ugly emails from the masters of the universe crowing about how well they do their jobs -- fleecing America.

If Berlioz was odd and imprudent, he had a striking ear for orchestra sound and a wholly new idea of how the color of instruments could be a theater in and of itself.

It seemed financially imprudent.

I exercised imprudent judgment.