Sentence examples similar to Would it be ill-advised? from inspiring English sources

It is therefore ill-suited to domestic application and it would be ill-advised to make it a part of domestic law".

But just as the competition intensifies, what it would be ill-advised to do is to make it yet more difficult for promising students to come to the UK.

Besides, if one thinks about Debuchy's injury record and Bellerin's youth – it is important to remember that overplaying youngsters can cause chronic injury – it would be ill-advised for Arsenal to let Carl go.

If you are a sedentary person who enjoys quiet activities, it would be ill-advised to adopt breed of dog known for its high energy.

Many people feel increasingly anxious about the potential loss of civil liberties and it would be ill-advised for governments to dismiss such concerns.

With the military junta now cleaning up politics and the economy, it would be ill-advised to leave out religion, the monk said.

I think that is the case for a lot of women, because it would be ill-advised to have these conversations.

Sampson said it would be "ill-advised" of any nuclear company to put pressure on the force and surveillance was not conducted at the instigation of the companies.

"I see all the hurdles, but it would be ill-advised to rely only on fiscal transfers to share risks among euro zone economies," Mr. Garnier said in an interview.

"In a time of unprecedented volume and volatility, I believe it would be ill-advised to force a major structural change in our markets without the confidence that order will be maintained," the S.E.C. chairman, Arthur Levitt, said in a letter to Congress today.

The fact that both datasets feature time windows with trivial timing signatures thus simply suggests that it would be ill-advised to use the respective datasets in these periods to study (causal) relations between the timing of events.