Unfortunately, some boaters' imprudent actions may actually be the result of the Coast Guard's life-saving proficiency.
By definition, anger is 'a strong feeling of displeasure or hostility.' Something about the allure and pursuit of money, power and respect has encouraged some extremely imprudent behavior, endorsed by the mainstream media.
And a recent review commissioned by the new provincial government found there's "no choice but to move forward" on Keeyask and the new transmission line, Bipole III, despite concerns over serious delays and "mounting and unprecedented levels of debt" due to a "imprudent, some would say, reckless, capital spending program".
What some employers regard as imprudent disclosure online may seem commonplace to the rest of us.
Brown was just an eighteen-year-old man, and, it seems, an imprudent one carrying some stolen cigarillos.
This raises the concern that therapies targeting inhibition of TGFβ signaling may be imprudent in some patient populations with residual TGFβ tumor suppressor activity.
This raises the concern that therapies targeting inhibition of TGFβ signaling may be imprudent in some patient populations with residual TGFβ tumor suppressor activity where consideration of enhancement of TGFβ signaling may be beneficial.
Brown was just an eighteen-year-old man, and, it seems, an imprudent one — carrying some stolen cigarillos.
While at this stage argon fulfills some criteria, it would be imprudent, in the absence of in vivo data, to hail argon as the elusive neuroprotective agent.
This together with the fact that we ignore the metabolic properties of many bacterial groups (see below) makes imprudent, and to some extent inaccurate, to conclude that the cholesterol pathway is only present in actinobacteria.
