Sentence examples for inadvisable material from inspiring English sources

According to the report, it is wrong to claim that when people put "inadvisable" material online it means that they no longer have personal boundaries.

What Yorkston is actually promoting is Folk Songs, an album that sees him venturing away from his own material, with its hugely engaging, twin themes of inadvisable whisky-fuelled 3am romance, and wistful hungover melancholy – tonight, he performs the gorgeous, skinny-dipping-themed Surf Song – to venture ever deeper into the realms of traditional folk.

Given the difficulty of manufacturing nanoparticles and the dynamic nature of the industry, relying on one company to provide a reference material over a period of years was deemed inadvisable.

"Incurring such risks is unnecessary and inappropriate in a society built on freedom of expression and the consent of the governed, and is particularly inadvisable in a context in which the range of classified materials is so extensive," Mr. Clinton said.

Clearly, the citing of material that has not been subjected to the full rigour of peer-review is inadvisable and may undermine the scientific value of the work.

This is inadvisable.

Pretty inadvisable, overall.

The same approach may be inadvisable elsewhere.

"We think it would be inadvisable.

It makes dives and tackles inadvisable.

This is a weak and inadvisable position.