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• s  not given careful consideration
  an ill-judged attempt

• Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas also vote as "Prairie States," in defiance to Democratic Boss Farley's ill-judged crack at Kansas last month.
• He had dismayed party professionals with his overeager, often ill-judged partisanship, e.
• During the war with Iran, Saddam barred newspapers from publishing wake notices; he worried that the sheer numbers of such notices would advertise just how badly his ill-judged war .

• ill-considered
• improvident
• shortsighted

News & Articles

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• Analysis - Davos dilemma: how to help, not harm, world's fragile recovery
  On the face of it, a combination of record low interest rates, ample liquidity and faster economic growth should sustain the world's recovery from financial crisis this year. But the U.S. central bank's effort to return to pre-crisis policy settings still represents a huge leap in the dark as it exits from an unprecedented bout of money printing. An ill-judged move could threaten economic ...
  Jan. 21, 2014 - Reuters via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers in Telegraph.co.uk
  Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, Lord Chief Justice, said: "We have informed both of them that in our view their decision to engage Miss Driza in these circumstances was ill-judged, particularly in the light of the jurisdiction within which they...
• Gordon Brown in New York Times
  The dangers of the Conservative policy of cutting...... 6,000 million pounds out of the economy, as they propose for an emergency budget in June, are as grave as they are ill-judged,Brown said.