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It' very imprudent of him to make a decision without explanation.

Trying to stay in a red hot market till the peak is not only dangerous, it is one of the worst and most imprudent risks of all.

But at this particular wedding in the Tuscan countryside, it was decided to make what proved to be an imprudent break with tradition.

It would be imprudent (of you) to resign from your present job before you are offered another.

Some conclude that prices have been pumped up by imprudent bank lending and that the market is at risk of crashing.

An Angel, imprudent voyager Tempted by love of the deformed, In the depths of a vast nightmare Flailing his arms like a swimmer.

The statecraft that America is called to practice in today's world is ambitious, even revolutionary, but it is not imprudent.

He was lively, witty, good-nature'd, and a pleasant companion, but idle, thoughtless, and imprudent to the last degree.

In fact, although it was an imprudent action by Duscher, Spaniard Diego Tristan 's tackle on Beckham the week before was much worse.

For a wise government, banning advertising is an imprudent way of oversimplifying a complex, but multifaceted issue.

"Because of the prime minister's imprudent remarks, the current situation calls for Japan to make efforts to improve things, " he said.

was capable of being attributed to an imprudent excess of zeal in the execution of his duty.

He was lively, witty, good-natured, and a pleasant companion, but idle, thoughtless, and imprudent to the last degree.

Fifth, it is likely that after such a rescue, the imprudent will just go back to their bad old ways, making further rescues necessary.

Politicians will not ignore their plight, even if the result is a costly bail-out of the imprudent.

To think of selling Chelsea FC at this point of time is downright imprudent.

Also having a few is a thought insalubrious , act imprudent, join in the fun on occasion and produce the sexual behavior before marriage.

This optimism encourages imprudent lending, which eventually leads to the next crash.

He said a big acquisition could not be ruled out. "But we will not embark on spontaneous and imprudent actions, " he said.

You two are restless, meddling, imprudent scoundrels, whose chief motive-principle is selfish ambition, as dangerous as it is puerile.

Given the massive scale of the expenditure, some investment will inevitably have been imprudent.

Another objection to such a procedure is that it would reward the imprudent.

He is imprudent not to expose himself as a hypocrite. Mixing with people, he agrees on people's views and knows their moods.

If imprudent economies seek cash from the rescue fund, they will have to import discipline from a body that specialised in imposing it.

It creates excess liquidity, which risks fuelling higher inflation, asset-price bubbles and imprudent bank lending.

Careless and imprudent mate-selection often lays hidden dangers and leads to an unhappy and instable marriage.

A bubble so large also required aggressive mortgage originators, imprudent home buyers and myopic investors.

Even if it sounds imprudent, in this situation the people of South Asia cannot ignore this idea.

He is the lowliest of the low yet innocent when it comes to love, and he is imprudent yet also serious.

For high-speed rail is simply an imprudent and inefficient answer to an unreal American transportation need.

Left in the hands of an imprudent translator, name creation can cause a heap of trouble.

He saved him from an imprudent marriage.

The reckless lender , rather than the imprudent debtor, was likely to get the blame .

Several years ago, I'd have viewed such purchases as extravagant, wasteful, or imprudent.

it were imprudent to expend our energies by the way.

My father and mother knew nothing of that, they only felt how imprudent a match it must be.

'Why are you so imprudent, boy? It was that hard for you to get the job and now you throw it away like junk. What is your idea? '

He was horribly imprudent. I wish he was dumb.

It was imprudent for France to indulge this trait when she was so grievously weakened.

She shouldn't be imprudent or impudent, cold-hearted or narrow-minded.

That imprudent Old Person of Chili.

3The opponents may contend that it is imprudent and reckless for the government to act before the final conclusion has been made.

imprudent. It's prudent to take a thick coat in cold weather when you go out.

He came to ask me whether I thought it would be imprudent in him to settle so early;

I am afraid he has been very imprudent, and has deserved to lose Mr. Darcy's regard.

we will not be imprudent in judging the development of things and even impede it.

High food prices also reflect imprudent agricultural pricing policies in some developing countries, and these too need to be improved.

And, indeed, if you will allow me to say so, it would be most imprudent to go near him alone;

However deeply we may regret anything imprudent or excessive in the engagements into which States have entered for puproses of their own,

He's never imprudent or impudent, cold-hearted or narrow-minded

Carried out without careful deliberation; imprudent

He must learn to reject unwise or imprudent