Sentence examples for imprudent us from inspiring English sources

The question "Do we listen inside our borders?" was seemingly reduced to "Are we going to listen at all?" At this point, a vastly imprudent US administration intervened.

They are doing this because they have been presented with a mission by an extraordinarily imprudent US administration, which – having failed to prevent a very serious attack on civilians at home, largely by ignoring warnings – decreed that it would never again be put in a position where it "should have known".

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

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

But asked about his preferences, Mr. Lautenberg added, "Frankly, I think it would be imprudent for us to start identifying those that we'd like to see, because they'd be dead on arrival".

Our immediate interest in Syria, we can't resolve or intervene in the Syrian civil war, it would be radically imprudent for us to do so — and when I say 'we' I mean Canada and the West in general — but we can, at least, ensure that ISIS does not have a safe haven in the Eastern regions in Syria that it claims to be the centre of its caliphate, like Ar Raqqa.

Imprudent and excessive use of urgent locations may result in timelocks in the system.

If he thinks this stuff is relevant, it would be imprudent and disrespectful of us not to give it a shot".

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.

Democrats like Waters are being joined by some Republicans on the committee who believe that, while requiring some reform may be necessary, it would be imprudent to extinguish a lifeline provided to US business.

"To not use him seemed almost karmically imprudent".