Sentence examples for imprudent to from inspiring English sources

It would not be imprudent to predict that it will be a most creditable wine.

I just thought it would have been imprudent to do otherwise".

He landed a new job within months, but realized it was imprudent to pay for more space than he needed.

Officials who not so long ago would have thought it imprudent to criticize American politics spoke out.

It would be imprudent to take a key policy step on the basis of yet uncertain and insufficient evidence.

"It would be imprudent to just quickly say, 'We're going to change our minds,' " Mr. Lieberman said, noting that the report had not yet been peer reviewed.

It is unfair to give so much money back to the rich, he argued; it is also imprudent to tie the government's hands when expenditure is so unpredictable.

"We think it would be imprudent to give the Federal Reserve or any other existing agency primary consumer protection responsibilities," they wrote.

That being said, it would be imprudent to take on A.P. physics when math and science have never been your strong suits.

And just as clearly, it would be imprudent to assume that the chatter is a hoax and not increase the threat level.

We are not changing our forecast at this stage as we believe it would be imprudent to upgrade ahead of the election.