Sentence examples for it was imprudent from inspiring English sources

"It was imprudent, reckless and irresponsible of Bobby to hire him.

"Maybe it was imprudent, but it didn't seem so at the time," Ms. Krueger said.

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

It was not so much predatory lenders as it was imprudent, or deluded, borrowers, who bear the blame.

"In retrospect, I guess it was imprudent, but I was sure this was the place for our home," said Mr. Ortega, 38, a photographer in a local textile museum, speaking in Catalonian, the language of the region.

She argued that just as it would be imprudent for colleges to rely exclusively on SATs in admissions, it was imprudent for the city to rely exclusively on competitive exams in hiring.

But in a statement he said: "Due to the ongoing investigation and the restructuring of the commission and its office, it is imprudent for the City Council to hold hearings on this issue.

It is imprudent because history suggests that coddled banks, supported by regulatory fiat, tend to be weak ones (ask the Japanese).

Still, Mr. Lhota, the deputy mayor, contends that it is imprudent to invest city employees' pension money in what he says is a highly risky fund that has such a geographic concentration.

"Given the circumstances, one might say that it is imprudent, but when you have a passion, you have a passion," said Clyde Kuemmerle, programs coordinator for the Church of the Holy Apostles soup kitchen.

"I don't think it is imprudent to move out of the market if you know that you need those assets if you have a two-year horizon," he said.