inexpedient

1. The way to change the phases of slacken production, inexpedient circulation is to realize the limited austerity.
   要改变生产呆滞、流通不畅的局面，办法就是实现有限度的侈糜消费。
2. His reason for bring forward this Motion now was, that he had a strong conviction that capital punishment was inexpedient and unnecessary;
   他之所以现在提此项动议，是因为：他深信死刑是不适宜且不必要的；
3. It would be inexpedient to inform them at this stage.
   在目前阶段就通知他们很不妥当。
4. It was inexpedient for him to be seen to approve of the decision.
   让人知道是他批准了这项决议是不明智的。
5. In retrospection of the inexpedient reports on some emergencies, this article has an analysis on the current domestic political regulations related to information publication.
   本文从回顾一些突发事件报道的失误入手，对我国现行的有关信息公开的政策性规定进行。
6. The waiter ventured to whisper that it was perhaps inexpedient to carry out the order, in consideration of the dignity of the house and its custom.
   侍者斗胆低声进言，考虑到旅馆的尊贵及其习惯，这么做多半不合适。
7. Inexpedient Design on Noise Control and Its Prevention
   噪声控制设计的误区及其防止
8. Although those failed enterprises were different from each other in the systems, surviving environment and failed reasons, the major failed reason is almost inexpedient strategic decisions.
   对于那些失败的企业虽然体制不一，环境不同，败因也千差万别，但最主要的败因几乎都是战略决策失误。

adj

1. not suitable or advisable
   1. an inexpedient tactic

2. not appropriate to the purpose

   Synonym:    unwise