Sentence examples for imprudent remarks from inspiring English sources

"Because of the prime minister's imprudent remarks, the current situation calls for Japan to make efforts to improve things," he said.

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".

After one foreign minister of this European Union brought the whole of the EU's foreign policy into disrepute through his unnecessary trip to Belgrade before Christmas, coupled with his imprudent remarks there, my own visit to Belgrade last week was made very straightforward by the Council's statement of 9 January.

Stern called Jackson's remarks "equally imprudent".

Rather than allowing himself to be drawn into repeating the imprudent nation-building commitments of Presidents Obama and Bush alike, Trump should heed his own past remarks and extricate the United States from what is certain to be further years of expensive, dangerous, and fruitless intervention.

"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.

The work of Jamali (2009) also asserted that women faced disapproving remarks from their family and husband, pointing out that in society, it was probably imprudent for a husband to let his wife work, this was seen as a sign of his inability to support his family.

NBA Commissioner David Sterns seems to agree, fining Gilbert $100,000 for his remarks, acknowledging that, while "catalyzed as they may have been by a hurt," they were "ill-advised and imprudent".

It seemed financially imprudent.

That is not imprudent.

But this is imprudent.