The very solid and good work that has been accomplished by the majority of bishops in their dioceses has been completely overshadowed by the imprudent decisions of a number of bishops during the past 10 years.
At this late date in the fiscal year, with elections looming, it would unrealistic and imprudent for those of us in Washington to decide what to do with this money.
From the results, we found that imprudent deployment of femtocells may seriously affect performance of overall networks, and various aspects should be considered in the femtocell deployments.
Over the next 25 years, those positions reversed, in no small part because of all the financial engineering and imprudent activities of investment and commercial bankers.
This is particularly important for preventing multiple infection outbreaks that may result from imprudent use of resources or unintended adverse consequences of disease containment strategies.
The thought of taking him outside seemed impossible and imprudent because of viruses, loud noises, the temperature, the sun, strangers, bugs, and dogs, among other things.
In their view, the need to address near-term economic woes far outweighs the longer-run implications of what might be described as an imprudent course of action.
However, SBP due to ESBL-EK accounted for only 7.5% (26/346) of the SBP due to EK, and the imprudent use of broad spectrum antibiotics should be avoided.
Out of exceptional qualities, she invented by trial and error an exceptional self, which with a child's imprudent pretense of not caring she flung straight into the face of the world.
In general, even though some isolates might have been of human origin and others emerged elsewhere and introduced into the country, the imprudent use of antimicrobials in animals could be implicated as one of the factors that promoted the occurrence drug resistant Salmonellae of animal origin in the country.
