foolhardy move

All four in-laws agreed that this was a foolhardy move.

A foolhardy move, or so he knew now.

Some thought it a foolhardy move.

In order to meet Hal's charge the colonel had turned his back on Aboli, a foolhardy move.

Chen Yu and the other Zhao commanders laughed at the foolhardy move.

The abduction of Kimberley Myers, when he knew he was already in the system because of his car number plate, was a foolhardy move.

And it was also true that six of the new ships ought to be capable of destroying an entire fleet of the older types all by themselves, but it still seemed like a foolhardy move.

Applying for a zone change back to residential - considered a foolhardy move just a few years before - became intensely popular, especially since these sites were being earmarked for as many as six units an acre rather than the usual one or two.

Carr argued that the British "guarantee" of Poland given on March 31, 1939 was a foolhardy move that indicated Chamberlain's preference for an alliance with Poland as opposed to an alliance with the Soviet Union.

Mr. Gold said that raising the issue of disputed territories in the General Assembly is a foolhardy move that could backfire on the Palestinians' supporters and others who routinely join in criticism of the Israeli Government, confident that there will be no price to pay for their votes.