Sentence examples for was ill-considered from inspiring English sources

Ms. Golding said that while she generally favored deregulation, it was ill-considered because the supply was clearly inadequate to meet demand, particularly at a time when the economy was booming.

By contrast, all of South Asia, and China too, produce too few girls relative to boys, a sad consequence of sexism in those societies.The census was ill-considered in many ways.

As the judge who wrote for the Court of Appeals in Constance v. Harvey, 215 F.2d 571, I think it appropriate to say that I have long since come to the view that the second opinion in Constance, 215 F.2d 575, was ill-considered.

His slightly tetchy suggestion that a stewards' hearing into Nico Rosberg's excessive speed under the yellow flag might give him an extra championship point was ill-considered on two counts: it made him look petty and it turned out to be wrong.

The former chief constable of West Midlands Police told peers the bill was "ill-considered" and sought to "overturn centuries of tradition".

Nothing about him was ill-considered or knee-jerk, which both endeared him to Nancy and placed a barrier between them.

Few, if any, investors thought these moves were ill-considered.

I believe censorship in video games is ill-considered".

In practice, the regulations were ill-considered and are ultimately unworkable.

"[The comments] were hurtful, they were ill-considered, they were nasty," Hockey said.

And its alternative strategy may be wrong, but that doesn't mean it's ill-considered, or halfhearted.