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

Netanyahu would be well advised to remember this.

Claiming to aim at protecting both women and the republic, the French might be well advised to remember their period of rule in north Africa.

Those in positions of military power in Egypt will be well advised to remember this when they consider how effective lawyers have become in their work to end impunity.

"I don't think McCain will have to worry much about finding a younger candidate — and he would be well advised to remember Dan Quayle if he does so," said Paul C. Light, a professor of public service at New York University.

But they might be well advised to remember that the ACLU is an outfit to which they might one day find themselves having to reach out to defend their First Amendment rights to speak their mind -- including the right to say stupid things.

Mr. Rapini, who does not do business with Sidney B. Dunmore, said that Mr. Dunmore would have been well advised to remember that downturns in real estate are "all part of a cycle that happens every 10 or 12 years".

Anyone who thought RSO was a fluke would be well advised to think again.

We are well advised to think critically and skeptically when biologists address culture.

"But we would be well advised to be very vigilant".

But it may be well advised to tread cautiously.

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