Sentence examples for advise to think from inspiring English sources

"I did feel a bit self-conscious that ours wasn't particularly pretty, or fashionable," she admits, "but this was superseded by a smug feeling when I saw flustered mothers struggling with the disassembly of the 'Porsche' buggies… For the uninitiated I would advise to think where you go regularly, how you get there and how easy the pushchair is to collapse one-handed".

But small investors who are considering single-country funds are advised to think hard before acting.

The current team would be advised to think before they tweet.

They would be well advised to think carefully about the health issues facing the elderly today.

Clearly, she realized, "anyone who thought, or even merely hoped, to see Donald Rumsfeld vanquished... was well advised to think again".

Haye underwent five hours of surgery in Germany on Thursday to reconstruct his right shoulder and was advised to think about ending his 11-year professional boxing career.

It would be advised to think more deeply about the danger of importing foreign feuds along with all the lovely lolly.

A company that has based the aura of its brand on cutting-edge design might be well advised to think in terms of a cutting-edge environment.

Prospective students are advised to think hard about the area they want to study and to go online to see what courses are available.

Given the choice between being the executive editor of the New York Times or being the first Twitter news chief, you'd be well advised to think twice.

Exactly what is most crucial in the process of nation-building the Bank's experts do not say.Weak states are also advised to think differently about their goals.