ill-advised znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady ill-advised

• Clearly, from a management perspective, both administrative and procedural ambiguities are ill-advised.

• At this level the book is ill-advised and ill-conceived, but at the level of its theoretical underpinning it is disastrous.

• Because of this, a new kind of political correctness may emerge that limits the word, or makes its current everyday use ill-advised.

• We now recognize that this approach was ill-advised and illogical.

• Those who squandered loans on ill-advised projects and corruption will feel vindicated.

• Here the methodological priority assigned to sound correspondences seems ill-advised.

• The authors make ill-advised forays into existentialism, slightly off-the-wall therapeutic strategies for working with disturbed self-concepts and rather odd and idiosyncratic hypothesized structures for the self.

• Determining the extent to which the child's behavior reflects the impact of institutional care and early developmental factors or a history of untested and possibly ill-advised treatments becomes impossible.