Sentence examples for the imprudence from inspiring English sources
noun
The quality or state of being imprudent; want of prudence, caution, discretion or circumspection; indiscretion; inconsideration; rashness; heedlessness.
Labour also recognises that the young – Miss and Master Flint – feel unjustly penalised by the imprudence of their elders.
The career of Ingres and in a converse sense that of Paul Delaroche well illustrate the imprudence of too readily distinguishing between academic and Romantic artists.
Many blame the imprudence of Mallya himself, arguing that his emotional attachment to the airline blinded him to hard economic reality.
A former employee of the FSA who wrote to Vince Cable, a Liberal Democrat MP, alleging that regulators had been deaf to warnings about the imprudence of building societies, so far remains anonymous.In theory, the law shelters whistleblowers.
The case of Nigerois fleeing from Libya to economic hardship and potential humanitarian crisis in Niger is further evidence of the imprudence and myopic nature of the Libyan war.
The people in charge of Freddie didn't get their walking papers for such prudence, but rather, for the imprudence that generated this bounty.
Its vagueness implies an equivalence between the Europeans' imprudence on the Lhotse Face and the attack in Camp 2 — between name-calling, on one side, and sticks and stones, on the other.
These goals are often incompatible.In this section The perils of imprudence The politics of retreat A royal mess Contaminated ground Soft-touch regulation Two weeks on the ocean wave Top marks On optimism ReprintsIt has been, in fact, a terrible year for British television in general.
Children paid more attention, behaved better and, most importantly, learned more.In this section The perils of imprudence The politics of retreat A royal mess Contaminated ground Soft-touch regulation Two weeks on the ocean wave Top marks On optimism ReprintsUntil recently, it was not clear that the oodles of money the government has been spending on school computers was paying off.
He backdated this for widows and widowers.In this section The perils of imprudence The politics of retreat A royal mess Contaminated ground Soft-touch regulation Two weeks on the ocean wave Top marks On optimism ReprintsThe chancellor had other garments to steal too.
The first casualty of this imprudence has been the banks themselves, for state and local tax liens come ahead of mortgage debt.
