Sentence examples for ill-advised for from inspiring English sources

Correlating compensation with any physically observable quantity is ill-advised, for a variety of reasons discussed here.

It is often ill-advised for a painter to apply much tension to their brush strokes.

Lunesta is even more ill-advised for older people, because it stays in the body longer.

But the venue the paper chose to post its material was ill-advised, for many reasons.

It's especially ill-advised for those struggling to make ends meet.

Hof disregards the conventional wisdom that it is ill-advised for brothel owners to mix business with pleasure.

Schumer's women are cheated on, forgotten about, and loved only for incidental reasons – an ill-advised perm, for example – unrelated to their actual selves.

Drunkorexics substitute booze for food in an ill-advised quest for thiness, while pregorexics are pregnant women more concerned with maintaining their dress size than nourishing their babies (and themselves).

One of the signature moments was of Garrett's own making, an ill-advised call for a screen pass that resulted in a fumble that was returned for a Redskins touchdown in the final seconds of the first half.

He shows, for example, how the British war effort was hampered by an ill-advised contempt for Ottoman abilities – evidenced during the disastrous Gallipoli campaign when the allies landed on the very shoreline where the Turks were strongest.

A ban, though, would cause enormous harm, and is an ill-advised strategy for creating such an environment.