Sentence examples for ill advised that from inspiring English sources

This person expressed a view, echoed by many members of Congress, that, in general, Hillary's attacks on Cooper were "ill advised" — that "she created him, by focussing so much attention on him".

What this staffer and others forget is that they can go around without being noticed -- unless they post ill advised remarks that go viral.

It's just that it was ill advised, at least in the case of Pennsylvania, where they were trying to eliminate the stronger candidate and the White House exacerbated the damage by stonewalling.

Emily was ill with tuberculosis; her doctor had advised that winter in England would benefit her.

The United States has stated that the blockade is ill advised and that the matter needs to be remedied in a manner that does not damage Israel's security.

But at a news conference today, Mr. Puerta, the acting president, said that the action was "ill advised" and that he would reinstate the measure "in the provinces where it is necessary".

But Washington would be ill advised to establish that tripartite government.

Although Mr. Vallone's measure barring use of city money to move the Yankees to Manhattan was also ill advised, the charter item that replaces it is just as unnecessary.

"I hope my colleagues will agree that the American people deserve an answer to the question: How much longer?" Senator Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan and chairman of the Armed Services Committee, called Mr. Feingold's plan ill advised and noted that Mr. Obama had already said he would begin withdrawing forces in July 2011.

"These companies are not yet highly motivated to do that and probably judging from the way the winds blowing on the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act they would be ill advised to do that from a public relations standpoint," he says, referring to the 2008 law.

And if, by implication, they led you to believe that buying your own iMac would make you the autocrat of your bedroom, that was ill advised.