But he emphasizes that we are nonetheless capable of producing enough food to feed the population comfortably, if we didn't engage in foolhardy practices like burning edible crops for fuel.
The Hamawands, members of a race famous for bravery and lawlessness, have made a name for themselves among their countrymen, outdoing the wildest in foolhardy raids, and the bravest in their disregard of any danger, and a hostility to the Turks that has broken out continuously.
This was the bed he died in as well, in another home he had built in Redding, Conn., when he had recovered from the bankruptcy of 1894, brought on by his loss of perhaps $170,000 in a foolhardy investment in the Paige typesetting machine (one of which is on display in the recently built museum annex to the Hartford home).
Even as Garcia was picking apart his disintegrating defence, Khan indulged in a gallant if foolhardy fist-swinging fightback.
Lehman Brothers may have engaged in many foolhardy practices, but even in the firm's last days, when officials were desperate for cash, no one dared touch customer assets, which remained safely segregated despite the firm's collapse.
So we're all pretty desensitized by now to the mind-blowing stupidity on display by the record industry in its foolhardy attempts at assigning damages in piracy cases — was anyone surprised when they told one woman, who had shared 24 songs, that she owed nearly two million dollars?
An investigation by The Times found that state and local governments are giving out $80 billion a year in tax breaks and other subsidies in a foolhardy, shortsighted race to attract companies.
Bronstein admits she has felt in danger "many times," but said she does not plunge into assignments in a foolhardy way.
This is just one horror too many in a foolhardy war started under false pretenses.
In his foolhardy lawsuit, the governor bypassed incoming state attorney general Kathleen Kane to hire an outside law firm to pursue his case in the name of the state.
In a foolhardy obsession, the Bush administration continues to insist that a woman it used to portray a television reporter is actually a freelance journalist, not an actor.
