Sentence examples for ill-advised approach from inspiring English sources

Tsonga immediately gave a minibreak right back to Djokovic with an ill-advised approach to the net, and Djokovic closed out the tiebreak 8-6 as a Tsonga backhand found the net and silenced the crowd.

A criminal on the run took the ill-advised approach of taunting Gwent Police when they posted a Facebook appeal to trace him last February.

But the debate's focus on enforcement is ill-advised and its approach is still too narrow.

It clarifies what was a rather confused policy until now and signals a reversal of an ill-advised hands-off approach that characterized his first 14 months in office.

But with the benefit of hindsight, Raymond Gilmartin's approach seems ill-advised.

Despite the basic physiological principle that ventilation should match perfusion (blood flow), over the years, in many venues, EMS personnel have been trained traditionally to aggressively ventilate patients, usually with the ill-advised rationale that such an approach was the way to ensure oxygenation and offset metabolic acidosis [ 37, 38].

He has been unfailingly loyal to his players in public and will be as aggrieved by this implied criticism from inside the dressing room as by Manu Tuilagi's ill-advised jump off a ferry approaching the wharf on Auckland's busy waterfront.

Yet, for those opposed to the idea, the court case is a reminder of why such an approach seems so reckless and ill-advised.

Hamilton's aggressive — some would say reckless — approach usually serves him well, but his latest ill-advised and instinct-induced dive into first base will take the hot-hitting left fielder away from the Angels for six to eight weeks.

He added: "We would absolutely distinguish between the ill-advised writings of a relatively junior member of staff and the overall approach of the programme and the campaign".

Approaching dogs by patting them on the head is ill-advised.