Sentence examples for proved foolhardy from inspiring English sources

None of Sony's decisions to go it alone has yet proved foolhardy.

In 2005, when he was hired at Paco Rabanne, the French fashion house, he compared his intended makeover of that fading collection to Tom Ford's transformation of Gucci, a remark that proved foolhardy when the line was closed after three seasons.

Reading the tobacco leaves, as some call the Kremlinology here, can prove foolhardy since presumed rising stars streak and fizzle out.

This approach is brave — so brave it might even prove foolhardy if the courts, sick of nearly a decade of detention, decide to clear the decks.

"However, with unprecedented levels of global economic uncertainty it may prove foolhardy to sell out of lower risk holdings such as fixed interest based on short-term market sentiment".

Mr. Parrott, who is certainly brave if not exactly foolhardy, proved up to the task.

Though in theory many of them should have been hit in 2007-09, in practice imposing losses on them proved legally difficult and so seemed foolhardy to attempt in the midst of a crisis.

However many Taliban fell to American guns, the help proved too late for Abdul Haq, a burly, courageous and perhaps foolhardy man who wanted to rally his people.

It was Gilbert who last summer declared that the Cavaliers would beat James to the championship, a seemingly foolhardy prediction that for now at least has not been proved wrong.

Out of 535 members of Congress only one had the wisdom, the intelligence and the courage to say that war was not just the wrong approach to terrorism, but that it would be foolhardy and prove to be counter-productive.

With Inter Milan's win at Stamford Bridge, the Special One proved himself one of the great coaches, and with Chelsea's continuing struggle to win major honours, made their decision to sack him appear all the more foolhardy.