Sentence examples for inadvisable from inspiring English sources

As inadvisable celebrations went, this was up there with Robbie Fowler's coke-snorting mime: 40 years after Charlton and Moore had lifted the World Cup with impeccable dignity on this same ground, England's players might as well have marked their 2-0 lead by pretending to have group sex with a prostitute.

While putting officers together in one room was "inadvisable", it said, after critical assessment of the officers' evidence it did not appear to have undermined the credibility of their evidence in this case.

Torres admitted that leaving Liverpool, or indeed anyone, "mid-season" was "inadvisable".

Getting the vulture back into Doongerwadis may be a romantic ideal for a species as threatened, but we may have to accept that it is impractical, even inadvisable, in today's urban crunch.

10 21: The earnest crowd fails to appreciate Barack Obama's inadvisable "eight is enough" pun, chanting it over and over again.

Now grown up, sometimes sporting girlfriends and inadvisable fancy-dress costumes, they are considered fair game.

Those might be impossible anyway, because the less known part of Proposition 13 was to require two-thirds majorities in both houses of the legislature to pass any tax increases, and the Republican minorities are large and partisan enough to block all such attempts.A tax increase might also be inadvisable.

But after a racist bombing in a Moscow market killed a dozen people in August, Mr Putin's remarks were at best inadvisable; and in what is however much some ethnic Russians might wish otherwise a multi-ethnic country, potentially disastrous.So, in a different way, might be the growing squeeze on foreign energy firms.

But there are two reasons why these stunts might be inadvisable.

The Kosovo episode persuaded many in Washington that "war by committee" was inadvisable.

Though these words no longer seem appropriate in light of his recent victory, it would nonetheless be inadvisable to scrub them out just yet.