Brown will be tempted to fight on, but if he is well advised and sensible, he will see that this cannot go on.
In any event, the homeowner is well-advised to consult a lawyer, because one way or another, the homeowner must get the lien removed.
The reader is well-advised to consult especially his (1956 [1976]) for as rich and deep a discussion of the issues as one might find.
Therefore, an extensive exploration of current evidence on clinical data is well-advised.
When he does so, he would be well-advised to steer clear of a Love Actually moment.
Once Mr Davutoglu wins re-election in Konya, and assuming he stays on as foreign minister, he would be well-advised to mend fences with Israel so as to play mediator again.
If Jeunet embarks on Amelie III: the Resurrection, he may be well-advised to return to the cobbled alleyways of Montmartre.
He would be well-advised to read the blogs of people who, like him, view food as comforting and evocative but have to balance this with a simmering anxiety and a set of inflexible monetary calculations.
If Corbyn wants to prove his critics wrong and enjoy a successful term as Labour's leader, he would be well-advised to go back to that stance, shaking his bushy tail along the way.
Considering that Mitt Romney's private equity company forced thousands of layoffs at companies it purchased, and that he opposed a bailout of the auto industry that saved hundreds of thousands of jobs, it's a subject he would be well-advised to avoid.
In the future, he would be well-advised to apply that principle in the academic marketplace, and avoid intentionally misleading his community by deceptive advertising of his intellectual "product" lines.
