Sentence examples for be advised to think from inspiring English sources

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

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

They should be warned, however: there are lots of other places in the world where if you leave too many biscuits and sausages on your plate, you'll be advised to think, once again, of the poor starving children.

Those without a spouse or significant other will be advised to think of someone they are close to such as a child or friend when completing the questionnaire.

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

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.

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

Homeowners being advised to think about remortgaging up to nine months earlier than they need to in order to grab rates that are likely to increase in the months ahead.

In a document, the separatists also gave David Cameron a sharp warning, saying: "PS British prime minister David Cameron is on a provisional list (without the sanctions being enforced in practice) and is advised to think carefully about his attitude to the Kiev junta, especially given the traditional good relations between Britain and the Donbas region".

Respondents were advised to think of the hypothetical person's experience in the vignette as if they were their own.

"I think that one would be advised to interpret it as not meaning that they won't happen, but that they won't happen on the first of the year," he said.