Sentence examples similar to having been pre-advised about from inspiring English sources

Armstrong has called Simeoni a liar, but his most primitive act against his critic might have been ill-advised since it called attention to his anger about charges of doping in the cycling culture.

A short burst of chart success for an act who were the most talked-about kids in pop just three months earlier does not suggest that Sony would have been well-advised to get stuck into an album campaign.

Peterborough boss Darren Ferguson has said forward Lee Tomlin has been ill-advised in trying to leave the club.

Xerox, to be fair, had been ill-advised by American Telephone & Telegraph and other big telecommunications companies.

Sage advice McDonald's would have been well-advised to take.

There had been much talk here about Pres.

I'm not sure that One Direction themselves have been well-advised here.

Mr Carswell suggested the party should not take "big decisions" about the leadership in the immediate aftermath of a tough election battle, and added then that he thought some elements of the election campaigning had been "ill-advised".

The "TENEbrae" series was an even more formidable undertaking, one that in other hands might have been ill-advised.

Others, including the "Daily News", thought calling in the Guard would have been ill-advised, leading to greater violence.

The government had been shockingly ill-advised.