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

If America is willing to pay a premium for oil from stable countries it may be well advised to continue to do so.

"We're advised by our statistical advisers that that is a fairly insignificant fall across the JCS area and given the fact that these are projections, we'd be well advised to continue as we've got plans for".

Another example is a recent paper addressing disgust and fear, concluding that 'health campaign producers would be well advised to continue using message strategies that focus on presenting either tobacco-related health threats or presenting disgusting images' whenever message goals included enhancing awareness and/or learning (Leshner, Bolls, & Thomas, 2009, p. 457).

From a policy perspective we conclude that affected physicians are well advised to enter the supervision of a physician health programme voluntarily, and that regulatory boards are well advised to continue supporting these programmes.

*So Button would be well advised to stay put, right?

Voters would be well advised to proceed with caution.

Politicians are well advised to remain aloof.

Or it could mean that EchoStar would be well advised to abandon Hughes, pay its breakup fee and continue on its own.

While the experts continue to debate, we may all be well advised to take a daily vitamin D supplement and expose our skin to whatever weak winter sunshine we can.

As the debate over whether to approve stem cell research continues in the White House, President Bush would be well advised to learn from history -- specifically, from the mistakes of his own father.

Finally, the breadth and quality of the research presented at the Biology of Genomes meeting continues to impress, and it is likely that the already fierce competition for the limited places at the meeting will continue to intensify; those interested in the 2010 meeting would be well advised to register early!