ill-advised

Even in the best of worlds, Mr. Berman's solution might seem ill advised.

There have been several attempts to use insulin in a variety functions that have proven ill advised.

I would rather have been ill advised than kept totally ignorant of affairs.

Most, he said, were ill advised, including this one.

Now I think my enthusiasm may have been ill advised.

It was not the prettiest 44; of his 33 shots, some were ill advised and horribly off the mark.

The Fed sent no such signal yesterday, but analysts said the central bank would have been ill advised to make any such attempt.

Moreover, an interest in alternative prescriptions would seem ill advised.

But the Count in this was ill advised when he came with only shield and lance.

His underling's display of violence in a crowded hotel lobby had been ill advised.