Sentence examples for move ill from inspiring English sources

But the company called such a move "ill advised".

I thought the move ill-judged and I was the only MP on the government side to vote against it.

I'm less bothered by Green Mountain's move, ill-advised as it is, than some others in this genre.

The authors called the timing of the move "ill-advised", coming as it does shortly after a series of religiously motivated attacks on churchgoers.

Mather, who has only been in the position permanently since last month, called the move ill-timed and ill-informed.

The United Democratic Party called the move "ill-advised" and said the proclamation was not constitutional. .

Yet most Europeans have never seen one: criminals hog them, as they are so useful for moving ill-gotten gains around.

Let us make no move of ill will.

If that is the case, the move is ill advised and callous.

But experts said he needed to leave no doubt in talks with Mr. Xi that the United States thinks the Chinese move was ill advised.

Yossi Sarid, the leader of a smaller party and the outgoing opposition head, welcomed Labor's decision but said the move was ill prepared and "too late, too stuttering".