Sentence examples similar to ill-advised tactic from inspiring English sources
Managing to mix sportswear and tailoring without it looking like some ill-advised corporate tactic of appealing to men in the midst of their mid-life crisis seems like a tricky prospect, but Martine has nailed it with every single collection so far, which seemed like a good enough reason to have a chat. .
It is generally considered, for instance, that many years of ill-advised "fire suppression" tactics have actually worsened the U.S. wildfire situation, by contributing even more to the volume of fuels that can combust in forests.
Kumaran, who is a Tamil and was not impressed by local Tory tactics at the general election either, considers the tactic "very ill-advised".
However, the tactic may be ill-advised.
With so many competing ads, it's tempting to resort to shock tactics, which is probably ill-advised.
To block the "ill-advised transaction," Southeastern laid out a range of possible tactics, including a proxy fight and lawsuits.
Despite the sunny day, I've drawn the curtains and am hours-deep into my ill-advised Bakker-binge, my skin already crawling from the cheap scare tactics, broadcast to susceptible geriatrics the world over.
Others were blatantly ill-advised.
Both leaders are ill-advised.
