Foolhardy

It is foolhardy and immoral to imagine that we in the academy will be fine if we just keep to our scholarship.

And that’s why impeachment makes a lot more sense than foolhardy legislative compromises with a derelict administration — compromises that do nothing but allow Biden and Mayorkas to pass the buck in an election year.

Quetty Orarna was sealed up from the inside by the explorers at the very beginning of their foolhardy and controversial mission into Hell.

The drugs are staggeringly 50 times more potent than heroin so it would be foolhardy to believe they will not have a massive impact on the death rate.

To fight for a cause and to deliberately court the pain caused by chillies — only the brave, or foolhardy, would dare do either.

As a businessman, it seems foolhardy.

Experts are now coming forward in growing numbers denouncing mass PCR testing as foolhardy and nonsensical if not outright criminal.

He said having heard presentations by both sides; it would be foolhardy for the committee to take a decision.

I began to see just how foolhardy my expedition was only when we were out of sight of land and the sea began to heave.

It is hard to overestimate the negative impact Hitler’s foolhardy violation of the Munich Pact had upon Chamberlain.

It will be foolhardy for anyone to, therefore, look towards the schools for now.

Maybe the epidemic in South Africa is different in some important ways, but based on current evidence from other countries it would be foolhardy to assume we will be spared a substantial second wave.

Only a foolhardy caucus would deprive party members of their rights and ask them later to volunteer their time and money at the next election.

The USA also, and no doubt many other nations will want to fly their folks home, BUT, this is foolhardy, unless they all have them go into QUARANTINE, flight crew included, all into quarantine for at least two weeks, probably longer.

To assume that the system "is strong," and that "Trump has no choice but to resign" and that will suffice, is foolhardy.

To ignore the socio-cultural and economic entanglements characteristic of contemporary society as well as the flow and flux of migratory populations is not only unwise but also outrightly foolhardy.

As Regan points out, trying to time the market using valuations is a notoriously foolhardy endeavor.

But for the exigency of the time, others believe it may have been foolhardy to disagree with the coup makers then.

But while the Change Guyana leader was so moved by what he saw that it forced him to share his expressions in the media, it was the same gentleman that just a few days prior said that the re-opening of the closed estates was a foolhardy proposition.

In fact, Piccard and Walsh's journey to the depths in 1960 was so foolhardy and difficult to achieve that it would be another 52 years later until another human would visit.