Sentence examples for imprudent at from inspiring English sources

Academic rivalry between the Dominicans and the Augustinians, whom he had joined in 1544, led to his denunciation to the Inquisition for criticizing the text of the Vulgate, imprudent at that period in Spain, particularly because one of his great-grandmothers had been Jewish.

Once upon a time, said J. Ransom Clark, who worked for the agency for 26 years, "Nobody talked". After several books in the 1970's exposed agents and defied censorship rules, writing about C.I.A. operations was viewed at the agency's Virginia headquarters as imprudent at best, traitorous at worst.

One never quite believed that he would ever be so imprudent as to crash a ball at a rival family's house or to get caught up in a secret love affair.

Lay made these possibly imprudent remarks at a meeting with the press which is included in the recent documentary film about Enron, "The Smartest Guys in the Room".

If the anaesthesiologist judged it imprudent to continue at the same vein (for example, because of hematoma), catheterisation was considered to have failed.

"It would have been imprudent not to have at that point looked at a variety of capital sources".

"Given the nearly universal assessment that Mr. Stumpf's Senate appearance was lackluster, sticking with the script may prove imprudent," Isaac Boltansky, an analyst at Compass Point Research & Trading, wrote in a note to clients after reading the prepared remarks.

Unlike Las Vegas Motor Speedway, which was criticized by drivers and race analysts before and after Wheldon's death for being too steeply banked and enabling imprudent speed, the circuit at Sepang was deemed safe by Mr. Uncini in the aftermath of the crash.

"Given that the president's proposals range from the imprudent to the impractical, at best, congressional Republicans seem largely to be ignoring them in favor of their own priorities: nominations in the Senate, and highlighting Democratic radicalism and disunity in the House," said Michael Steel, who worked under former House speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio).

We can think of lots of words to describe your mother's short-sightedness, with "imprudent" and "irresponsible" being at the top of the list and "selfish" a close third.

"That seems to us to be at least imprudent". Popejoy told legislators that the county is preparing to identify assets that it could use as collateral.