Sentence examples for It would be well advised from inspiring English sources

It would be well advised to do what the public want to see: everyone paying a little bit more.

If the church wanted "to salvage American Catholicism," he wrote, it would be well advised to retire "a considerable number of mitered birdbrains".

As part of its fiduciary duty, the board is required to consider the suit, but it would be well advised to vote against joining the case, which was initiated by the company's former top executive, Maurice Greenberg.

But they will prove to be cheap financing for the government, and it would be well advised to keep selling them as long as it has any need to raise cash -- although that need will vanish over time, of course, as all the projected budget surpluses roll in.

I think I would be well advised not to comment.

IT leaders would be well advised to monitor this situation and, in the meantime, take a look at expanding the standard offerings as a way of giving more choices.

But it cannot and would be well advised not to try.

Which makes it seem that investors would be well advised to shut out all the yammering about earnings expectations, consensus forecasts and whisper numbers and focus instead on the financial information reported by companies themselves.

Should a restaurant refuse to show you its kitchen, you would be well advised to eat elsewhere.

Or it could mean that EchoStar would be well advised to abandon Hughes, pay its breakup fee and continue on its own.

It's my opinion that we would be well advised to listen.