In an era replete with hair-trigger claims of 'fake news', any professional messaging that seeks, even inadvertently, to blur the lines of truth and fiction by encouraging time-strapped journalists to "run" unchecked claims seems, well, ill advised to say the least.
"Too much movement amongst junior ministers with less than 12 months to go might well be ill-advised," she warned.
One commented: "Carmen presents most unsavory characters, in such bad taste that the work might very well be ill-advised". In spite of these comments we reached the theater full of optimism.
"A shift to a Nation based on extra-constitutional authority is prohibited, as well as ill-advised". The ruling in Oregon follows a separate finding on Sept. 6 by a federal judge in New York, who struck down provisions allowing the FBI to obtain e-mail and telephone data from private companies without a court-issued warrant.
Even if he was approaching his 50th birthday (March 6), and even if this could very well be an ill-advised, midlife jockey crisis, his presence deserved special recognition.
Obviously, it would be impossible to fit 43 awards categories into a two-hour live telecast that already seemed embarrassingly over-saturated with product placement, sponsorship tie-ins (the cheesy CVS segment, in particular, was utterly cringe-inducing) and incessant commercials, as well as two ill-advised performances from Demi Lovato and Faith Hill.
His touch was less sure with foreign policy, with well-intentioned but ill-advised interventions in Mexico, the Dominican Republic and Haiti, but he did avoid getting dragged into the First World War – despite damage to US interests by both sides – and campaigned successfully for re-election in 1916 on the slogan: "He kept us out of the war".
At the time Mr Horton was serving a life sentence without the chance of parole for stabbing a petrol-station attendant 19 times; he was free on a "weekend furlough" as part of a well-intended but ill-advised programme Massachusetts program.
Hamilton's aggressive — some would say reckless — approach usually serves him well, but his latest ill-advised and instinct-induced dive into first base will take the hot-hitting left fielder away from the Angels for six to eight weeks.
But the sneering, celebratory tone of much of the criticism, as well as lacking empathy, felt ill-advised.
