Sentence examples for will be foolish from inspiring English sources

They will be foolish not to," said Papworth.

E-mails will be monitored, but who now will be foolish enough to write anything compromising?

If a company that has done everything right can't get its product approved, who else will be foolish enough to embark upon this kind of research?

"I do not believe the Communist Party will be foolish enough to let somebody else eat this piece of juicy meat".

Still, everyone knows this now, and nobody will be foolish enough to ship lots of things with default passwords, will they?

They had lost for the second time in five days and when the shortcomings are this obvious, with the World Cup draw just round the corner, the only possible consolation can be that nobody surely will be foolish enough to heap unrealistic expectations on this team.

But will the Indians be foolish enough to foul their air as comprehensively as the Chinese?

Milloy posits that Alcoa and other companies who express concern over climate change and call for federal action are "lobbying for laws that will make everybody be foolish".

And foolish as it might seem to attack Argentina, it will be equally foolish to sit back and hope for penalties.

However, Unruh feels the Republicans will be too foolish to avoid issues.

A congressional Republican warned, "If Mr.Wilson comes to the Capitol to influence legislation, he will be more foolish than the donkey that swam the river to get a drink of water".