injudiciously उदाहरण वाक्य

*Prosecutors, investigators and or agents who relentlessly, obsessively and injudiciously manipulate the print and electronic media so as to unfairly influence the outcome of a case;
With stumps just 10 overs away, Campbell injudiciously chased a wide delivery and gave Shane Warne a waist-high catch at third slip off the bowling of Reiffel.
Although modern smoke grenades are designed not to directly emit fire or sparks, they remain a fire hazard and are capable of igniting dry vegetation or flammable substances if used injudiciously.
Howard, you'll recall, was the aide to Washington Mayor Anthony Williams, who injudiciously spoke of having to be " niggardly " with the district's budget.
Maria Mutola of Mozambique, after an almost injudiciously fast first 400 meters in 56.8 seconds, hung on to win the women's 800 meters for the fifth time in six years.

His niece, Marguerite de La Roque, accompanied him on the voyage but, Johnson says, " injudiciously entered into a passionate love affair with one of the young officers on board ."
Twenty years of blue-eyed soul singing have simply shaved away whatever middle voice Bolton may once have had; most of the time he sounds like a threadbare character tenor injudiciously promoted to leading roles.
Feltwell was virtually a sea-shore settlement during the Roman occupation, when the New Cut relief channel was excavated several Roman villas were discovered along the excavation route of the river and were injudiciously destroyed.
He demanded a connection from the line to serve the quarry, and this was formally ( but perhaps injudiciously ) agreed to by three committee members on 6 June 1821 without reference to the full Committee.
The trouble began during a Dole visit to the tobacco state of Kentucky, and grew worse when he injudiciously lashed out at alleged media bias during a nationally televised interview _ unwittingly resurrecting the famous " mean"