Sentence examples for imprudent choice from inspiring English sources

At the third tee, he once again made an imprudent choice, pulling the driver from his bag.

This in essence, was the proposition behind my possibly imprudent choice of EZchip as my new Qualcomm.

When I make an imprudent choice, this does not count against ethical egoism, and in favor of a theory recommending imprudence.

In somatic care, incapacity was not presumed in cases where patients made imprudent choices.

A backward-looking responsibility principle claims that patients who have caused their bad health through voluntary but imprudent choices in the past should be down-prioritised, required to pay more for medical care, or in some other way stand back to others who have made more prudent choices in the past.

Buying back Colony's share of Neverland not to mention footing a multimillion-dollar annual upkeep bill for a property that does not generate income would seem to be an imprudent financial choice.

Such military action would be an aggressive war of choice, imprudent and utterly unconnected to American defense.

The hard part; because they are more entrenched, are what we call "structural" deficits -- the more or less permanent imbalances of revenues and expenditures arising from flaws in a state's fiscal structure, fundamental changes in the regional economy or the state's demographics, or, especially, imprudent or shortsighted policy choices.

For it is common to think that individuals have a right to make choices in their own personal affairs and that this includes a right to make choices that are imprudent.

Regrettably, Romney's choices of late have been imprudent and he has shifted his positions in order to do battle with Rick Santorum, focusing more on social issues than economics.

The IMF's imprudent over-commitment of funds to Greece leaves it no choice but to pull the plug on Athens.