Sentence examples for imprudent for from inspiring English sources

She argued that just as it would be imprudent for colleges to rely exclusively on SATs in admissions, it was imprudent for the city to rely exclusively on competitive exams in hiring.

"Without that building, it would have been imprudent for us to put in a new paper machine and expand our output".

A. It would have been imprudent for Microsoft not to have been mentally accruing for settlement payments of something around $1 billion.

It would surely therefore be imprudent for a decision to be made without internal coordination between yourself and the secretary of state for energy and climate change".

-- or as a pragmatic question -- Is it imprudent for a university president to jeopardize major donations by dumping an iconic coach?

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

He then outlined a number of unpleasant hypotheticals that would make any hasty decision to lock the player up look spectacularly imprudent, especially for a president only definitely in place for one year, as the team's next incarnation is resolved.

In the throes of his imprudent passion for Elizabeth, Darcy takes up fencing.

The exercise was insensitive, provocative, and arguably imprudent, if for no other reason than that Denmark had spent considerable time and patience on courting Middle Eastern markets.

Some of these foundations have eventually come to regret many of their dubious advocacy campaigns; the Rockefeller Foundation's imprudent support for population control in India is just one example.

Morally our current treatment of the earth suffers from a "lack of respect" -- not just reckless and imprudent exploitation: "Respect for life and for the dignity of the human person extends also to the rest of creation, which is called to join man in praising God".