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It is very commonly charged with being ( either typically or universally ) unreasonable , irrational , imprudent , vicious , or wrong to feel . Those expectations drove spending and borrowing to levels that were imprudent , because they required higher stock prices to be viable . Such limitations may exclude objectives or means that the practitioner regards as repugnant or imprudent , or which the practitioner is not competent to handle . For example , it may be imprudent , from a business perspective , to operate a global network and provide full access to the global customer base to a small network in a particular country . A personal visit like this , which might once have been imprudent , had now become expedient .