Ill-judged used in a sentence

Ill-judged in a sentence as an adjective

An unusually poor PR mis-step from Tesla with an ill-judged tone.

Right or wrong, it finds itself weakened, compounded by the most ill-judged election call in a long time.

A swipe, ill-judged as it may be, is not in the same league as a near-libellous and utterly false accusation.

Ah you must mean that nutbag Cindy Sheehan whose son was killed during the ill-judged invasion/occupation of Iraq.

Previous ill-judged regulation of tech industries by the EU hasn't gotten any better with time.

In the intervening years I have been a technical writer, a business analyst, a QA and even had a ill-judged stint as a recruiter.

As well as tinkering with the legal framework in which such businesses operate—by creating updated “entrepreneur visas” to bypass ill-judged new immigration restrictions, for example—the government has persuaded technology titans such as Google and Cisco to invest.

From the paper:> What Causes Someone to Spy or Leak?> "Crises and vulnerability together intensify emotions, undermine already compromised judgment, and galvanize impulses to seize opportunities to obtain escape or relief through ill-judged negative conduct.