Sentence examples similar to ill timed decisions 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.

Only a decade ago, Parkchester, which has 12,271 apartments, was in the midst of a downward spiral, wounded by a faltering housing market; ill-timed decisions by the sponsor of its condominium conversion, who still owned much of the complex; and a crumbling and outdated infrastructure.

And for years Allen frittered away a fortune on a seemingly incoherent mix of far-fetched ideas and ill-timed decisions.

Miss of the Week: Trump's ill-informed, ill-timed decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.

They are listed as game-time decisions.