Sentence examples for imprudent as from inspiring English sources

Mr Brown was imprudent as well as immodest.

Designing a UAV swarm architecture without considering the mission doctrine is imprudent, as is developing a mission doctrine without understanding the unique capabilities of swarm technology.

But Mr Calomiris's suggestion seems to offer a better balance than the present regime.The much-cited article on the Fund, "The IMF's Imprudent Role as Lender of Last Resort", is in the Cato Journal, vol 17 number 3 (download from www.cato.org).

This line of thinking is imprudent because as a critique it can all too readily be turned against those who deploy it: why should we take seriously the views of someone who insists on asserting that we have no reliable, verifiable grounds for believing them?

Business plans set ever increasing targets for profit growth in the corporate arm – and targets were increased during the first half of 2007 to "imprudent" levels as the group looked to the corporate division to make up for the underperformance of the retail arm.

In the interviews, patients with psychiatric disorders who made imprudent decisions (such as refusing treatment) were typically seen as lacking in decisional capacity.

So the signal last week by Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank, that rates would rise at the bank's meeting on December 1st was shocking, especially as many condemn any talk of dearer money as imprudent and premature.Many European politicians argue that a rise in rates could snuff out the euro area's economic recovery.

"As a publicly traded company," Mr. Conforti said, "it would have been imprudent for us as fiduciaries to take on a speculative development project".

What some employers regard as imprudent disclosure online may seem commonplace to the rest of us.

An effort to provide a higher dividend payment to shareholders was rejected by Citi's regulators as imprudent.

Some conservatives back the action as a necessary projection of American force and values; others see it as imprudent and not addressing a compelling national security interest.