Sentence examples for ill-advised practice from inspiring English sources

Supporters of the repeal said it was long past time to end what they saw as an ill-advised practice that cost valuable personnel and forced troops to lie to serve their country.

The commission's proposal not only runs counter to all of our efforts to end the ill-advised practice of disposing of wastes in the ground; it also undermines our efforts to develop and use alternative technologies.

Candidates, even senior-level IT executives, often use microscopic fonts, leave off important information, use 0.1-inch margins, and resort to myriad ill-advised practices -- all in an attempt to curtail resume length.

Because no company would be able to get away with labour outrages, meanness to customers and other ill-advised practices in a world where a metaphorical "licence to operate" would be needed and consumers with their smartphones on social media would be the new police.

Inevitably, that will unleash ill-advised practices.

They warn that the Treasury's inaction on these issues flies in the face of best practice for shareholders, contradicts the government's own policy objectives and could result in taxpayers having to pick up a fresh bill for ill-advised lending practices.

Regardless, those of us who care about racing must face head-on the important issues facing the health and well-being of the Thoroughbred namely, the perilous and ill-advised breeding practices that produce speedy yet fragile horses that don't stack up against their sturdier predecessors of the 20th century, and the proliferation of drug use necessitated by the weaknesses of both beast and man.

It touches on the way greed leads some surgeons to perform ill-advised operations in private practice, as well as the corrupting influence of Big Pharma (Marsh's charitable work in Ukraine has shown him how drug trials are often fixed by corrupt and desperate physicians).

It touches on the way greed leads some surgeons to perform ill-advised operations in private practice, as well as the corrupting influence of Big Pharma (Marsh's charitable work in Ukraine has shown him how drug trials are often fixed by corrupt and desperate physicians).

Entrusting a complete stranger who has no training or competency in mandated confidentiality is ill-advised, and yet it is encouraged and practiced every day in AA.

I spent the rest of the time taking long walks, rafting, practicing archery and, in one particularly ill-advised move, being pushed down a hill in a giant inflatable ball.