Sentence examples for injudicious for from inspiring English sources

Baroness Castle, then well over 80, stumped up to the lectern in a dazzling orange costume that might have been thought injudicious for a woman half her age, waved her stick threateningly then harangued us on the topic of why, as she put it, she "refused to die".

"Internet idealism" is used by Google and certain other digital companies as an injudicious justification for inappropriate business practices.

But for injudicious shot selection late in the day they would have won the opening Test in Adelaide.

The far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen is headed to court for injudicious comments he made last year about the Nazis' wartime activities in France.

The broadcaster Iain Lee had the BBC's equivalent of a hessian bag thrown over his head for injudicious comments while ad-libbing with his producer on Three Counties Radio.

Comedy ensues as Red Son Superman completely fails to get his Kryptonian mind round American social norms, and has to be ticked off by his US counterpart for injudicious use of the old x-ray vision and repeated attempts to have Lex Luthor exiled to Siberia.

But for the injudicious flagging of the linesman, Antonio Gallardo, the discomfort for the home players would have deepened to the point of agony even before the completion of the first 45 minutes.

Depending upon the type and extent of heterogeneity, performance of an algorithm is found to degrade with heterogeneity as the penalty imposed for any injudicious move on the part of heuristic tends to be more severe for heterogeneous computing environment in comparison to its homogeneous counterpart.

And it is also understood the player appeared genuinely sorry for his injudicious use of language, and is writing personally to the woman that complained.

The prime minister put on a show of discipline last night by sacking the Tory vice-chairman Michael Fabricant for some injudicious tweets, including one welcoming Miller's departure.

The Windies were offered an unlikely reprieve when Cook cut straight to backward point but called Moeen Ali for an injudicious single and the Worcestershire batsman's stylish 58 ended in a run-out without the need for a replay.