Sentence examples for imprudent step from inspiring English sources
Unlike Nelson, he never strayed from the straight and narrow, never took the imprudent step.
Five years ago, Mr. Grahm took the possibly imprudent step of deciding to list on every bottle all the ingredients used in producing his wine.
"It is truly regrettable that despite requests from all 50 Democratic Senators and public officials throughout Illinois, Gov. Blagojevich would take the imprudent step of appointing someone to the United States Senate who would serve under a shadow and be plagued by questions of impropriety.
It would be imprudent to take a key policy step on the basis of yet uncertain and insufficient evidence.
But many Web users have easy-to-guess passwords in just one-step verification, which is highly imprudent.
"The Smarter Sentencing Act takes an important step forward in reducing the financial and human cost of outdated and imprudent sentencing policies," Lee said in a statement earlier this year.
Still others, in step with millions of Americans and a mortgage industry that did not caution against imprudent borrowing, leveraged themselves to the hilt for a home loan on which they were almost certain to default.
It seemed financially imprudent.
They are simply imprudent.
I exercised imprudent judgment.
