Sentence examples for most injudicious from inspiring English sources

Theo's mother thought the arrangement most injudicious, saying that no man could resist constant propinquity.

One of President George W. Bush's most injudicious statements was his suggestion in 2007 that anyone who could not afford private medical care could always go to the emergency room.

Looking back on the match (and this view is supported by Duckworth-Lewis, the formula that was "calling the match" for Durham all through the second innings), it looks like a fairly routine win in which Durham made the most of the toss and some injudicious batting by Warwickshire to clinch the trophy.

The risk is that injudicious cuts could harm their most vulnerable citizens.

They attributed this to the injudicious use of antimalarial drugs, delayed health seeking behaviour, and reliance on clinical judgment without laboratory confirmation in most of the peripheral health facilities.

Some of his expenses appear "injudicious," the report said.

These conditions have been exacerbated by injudicious agricultural practices.

He told the Senate these were "wild and injudicious claims".

Jack, alone, bony in the injudicious light of a long unserviced flame.

His form went surprisingly downhill after that interception of his injudicious long pass.

The choice of the word "bonus" was particularly injudicious, given the criticism over his speaking fees.