Sentence examples similar to ill starred consequences from inspiring English sources

In these cases, he says, there is a major disconnect between those who make land use decisions (i.e., local communities) and those who pay for the ill-starred consequences of those decisions (i.e., state and federal taxpayers).

Not since Sarah Palin's ill-starred interview with Katie Couric has a political event so perfectly anticipated a "Saturday Night Live" satire.

Worse yet for Pakistan would be if its ill-starred performance as an ally becomes a prominent issue in Mr Obama's presidential re-election campaign.

The star last worked with Luhrmann in 1996, when he played another ill-starred lover in Romeo + Juliet.

The city felt ill-starred and unsure.

There have been other ill-starred recommendations.

Such plans have an ill-starred pedigree.

The company's technology foray has been similarly ill-starred.

Is this history's most consistently ill-starred production?

One exception was the ill-starred Apollo 13 mission.

The ill-starred world tour in 2006 he now calls "horrible".