Sentence examples for inadvisable practice from inspiring English sources
However, it is important to bear in mind that using contaminated normal distributions in order to model and explain real data is an inadvisable practice and instead distributions with smooth changes in skewness are recommended (Gleason 1993).
Late-night exercise, meanwhile, is probably inadvisable, he continues.
Meanwhile, instances of blackface in Hollywood ranged from the grimly predictable (Ridley Scott darkening the skin of his white principal cast for Exodus: Gods and Kings), to the inadvisable (Zoe Saldana apparently slapping on facepaint to play Nina Simone), and the "are you serious?" (the practice of blacking up stunt-people and body doubles in Hollywood).
Clearly, there are many practical constraints on system optimization that would be difficult and perhaps inadvisable to change.
The once-common practice of cutting off a branch so that its base is flush with the limb is now recognized as 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.
