Sentence examples for ill-advised focus from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, some of its earlier choices, notably an ill-advised focus on the Kashmir dispute, may have caused understandable misgivings in New Delhi.

Hence, the ill-advised unilateral focus of European regulation on CO2 with low emphasis on toxic emissions as compared to US or Japanese legislation cannot be blamed alone at stakeholders at the European level.

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

At one end of the intraparty spectrum lie those Democrats who consider debt reduction a matter of key importance; at the other end are those who consider a focus on the debt ill-advised, a result of faulty analysis.

US policy, through a series of ill-advised, ad hoc, and often improvised words and actions... has come almost accidentally to focus on Syria's chemical weapons program.

It may be forgotten now, due to his ill-advised scream in Iowa, but Howard Dean ran one of the most successful issue-focused campaigns in recent memory, based primarily on the Iraq War.

Senior executives said in testimony that Libor was not a major focus for the Royal Bank of Scotland, which almost collapsed in 2008 after an ill-advised deal to buy the Dutch financial giant ABN Amro.

Public anger in Britain has focused on Frederick A. Goodwin, who managed Royal Bank of Scotland when it went on an ill-advised acquisition spree.

I've seen many promising startups blown up by ill-advised business development deals that swelled teams in a bout of euphoria only to see them wither if interest and focus from their partner wanes.

Others were blatantly ill-advised.

Both leaders are ill-advised.