Sentence examples for be well advised to avoid from inspiring English sources

Chancellor Gerhard Schröder would be well advised to avoid Ingo Mainka.

The microphones will pick everything up, and members would be well advised to avoid a gaffe on opening day.

President Obama would thus be well advised to avoid confrontational policies such as economic sanctions or threats of military attack.

If you haven't seen Riches before, you'd be well advised to avoid the front row, since he specialises in an extremely immersive and provocative brand of audience participation.

If Rios has made no friends with the WTA, it does not seem to bother him unduly but he would be well advised to avoid meeting Capriati and her colleagues for a bit.

There are parts of each of these cities where the murder rate is nearly as high as Ciudad Juárez, and university students would be well advised to avoid those areas.

But whether brown or grizzly or polar, they are more vicious predators than cuddly pets, and human beings are well advised to avoid them in the wild.

This is evidence that Mr. Gingrich has learned that politicians writing fiction are well advised to avoid eroticism.

Admittedly, this is painful, and one is well advised to avoid being stung, just as one ordinarily avoids being stung by a wasp or a bee.

Most artists, however, are well advised to avoid writing about themselves - or their art - on album sleeves, to avoid the possible mockery of posterity.

But in the winter, people who want to ski or snowboard all day are well advised to avoid wearing cotton underthings, because they retain moisture, sapping body heat.