Sentence examples for most ill-advised from inspiring English sources

The most ill-advised off-season transaction in 2012 belongs to the Jets.

Finally, I ended the ill-advised aria with the most ill-advised words of all: "… and so don't worry".

In the middle of this complex document, we came upon what seems to us one of the most ill-advised queries we've ever seen.

A FOOLHARDY ARCTIC EXPEDITION In His Opinion One of the Most Ill-Advised Schemes Ever Attempted -- His Own Experiences in the North.

But the clip is chiefly memorable for surely the most ill-advised dance ever committed to ice by Torvill and Dean.

This month she earned the wrath of Rita by renaming The Kabin Norris's News, the most ill-advised and temporary rebranding since the Royal Mail became Consignia.

This is quite possibly the most shocking, ill-advised & irresponsible 'heritage engagement' campaigns I have ever seen.

If we can agree that simply throwing them in jail is, in most cases, ill-advised and even counterproductive, then we will look harder at other ways defendants can be held accountable, like restorative justice and community service.

Longstreet, in a pamphlet, declared that "the most dangerous, useless, ill-advised measure" imaginable.

It was not until August, with McLeod's stock at $2.44, down 93percentt from its 2000 peak, that Mr. Grubman allowed in a report that the company "had some missteps in the last year and a half, most notably the ill-advised acquisition of Splitrock".

What they can reasonably expect is a modicum of civility in that expression — although public servants at the most powerful levels need thicker skins than most and a few ill-advised boos comes with the territory — and respect for their offices.