Sentence examples for be advisable to avoid from inspiring English sources

Given that the Holocene is the only state we know can support a population of 7.3 billion, a degree of caution would be advisable to avoid Mr Creosote's fate.

Promoting passive cooling options, efficient building designs and options for a controlled down regulation of cooling devices seems to be advisable to avoid installing large thermal power plant backup capacities.

Accordingly, testing an additional portion of the tumor from "HER2-normal" cases may be advisable to avoid the possibility of not treating patients who might benefit from HER2-targeted therapies.

It would also be advisable to avoid the place where you were encountered.

If the temperature is going to be below 32°F (0°C) for extended periods of time, it may be advisable to avoid using the parking brake if this can be done safely.

A joint ticket allows you to spread your visits to the major ancient sites over a week, which is advisable to avoid overload (and too much sun).

As is the case with successful productions of Pinter and Mamet, it is advisable to avoid conversation for at least an hour.

Emerson also defended corporate diversity programs, saying, "Not only are they within what's legal, but they're advisable to avoid discriminating against more vulnerable groups".

For a group this large, calling a week before and planning for an early dinner are advisable to avoid a long wait.

It is advisable to avoid the Honduras-Nicaragua border area and rural sections of some of Nicaragua's north-central provinces, such as Matagalpa and Jinotega.

Both want to establish a new Islamic caliphate in the Middle East but have clashed over tactics, such as whether it is advisable to avoid targeting Muslims.