Sentence examples for ill timed decision from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately his new career didn't last long due to an ill timed decision to eat a bacon sandwich on the way to work.

The decision is ill timed for the many European banks that together hold about $637 billion worth of Spanish government debt.

It was also thought to be both ill timed, because of lags in Congressional decision-making, and wasteful, because choices among fiscal measures were driven by politics and rent-seeking rather than cost-benefit considerations.

"The American decision regarding Hafiz Saeed is very ill timed," said Raza Rabbani, the head of the national security committee.

The Polish parliament's decision to criminalise any suggestion of Poland's complicity in these crimes is thus ill timed and ill judged.

If so, it was remarkably ill timed.

Some moves have proved ill timed.

In 2009 he was also heavily criticised for an ill-timed decision to invest in a luxurious holiday home in Mozambique while the Netherlands struggled with recession.

The socialist prime minister has faced growing calls to step down at home and abroad since shocking markets and world leaders with an ill-timed decision, announced last Monday, to put the 27 October bailout agreement to popular vote.

Yet it raises Mr. Brown's concern over the future of Britain's economy, which he has steered to a stability unknown under any previous Labor government and which he feels would be jeopardized by an ill-timed decision to adopt the euro.

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