(That objectifying yourself for money might still be an imprudent way to spend your youth, perhaps because it leaves you vulnerable when you're older, is another question worth pursuing, but one for the colleges more than for the tabloids).
If there is no way to reach your current goal without acting in an imprudent manner, you may need to reexamine that goal.
We have actually seen a number of them in western Europe, so a country putting in place prudent measures to interdict terrorist travel by making sure you are screening refugees and visa applicants appropriately is not in any way imprudent.
Is it any wonder that some priests try to make that connection nonetheless, in surreptitious, imprudent and occasionally destructive ways?
Study after study has suggested that poor people are more likely than wealthy people to behave in ways that are imprudent and counterproductive.
This can be manifested in a variety of ways: by taking imprudent and excessive risks with other people's money; by selling products and services that harm consumers, families, and society; and by engaging in outright fraud.
Moreover, the moral imperative of sustaining equal opportunity to be a full participating member of society is not dampened or extinguished when members of society behave in ways others regard as imprudent or unvirtuous or undeserving.
Imprudent e-mailing is not the only way to commit securities fraud.
Malcolm's view, however, was the sensible and sound one: given the catastrophic potential consequences of climate change as forecast by most scientists, it would be imprudent to do nothing, in the same way that it would be imprudent to ignore most oncologists' warning that you have a tumour.
They feel that the Supreme Court has made a mockery of marriage by allowing us to marry and if we minimize the sanctity of it by being imprudent in our decision-making and the way in which we manage our relationships we will prove them right.
Without any consensus on what macrocommunity means, it would be imprudent to attempt to construct one.
