it's inadvisable

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Though you may need to melt more chocolate part-way through, it's inadvisable to exceed about a cup's worth in the double boiler at any one time unless you can have someone watching and stirring it very diligently throughout the whole process.

Like HBO's most addicting drama, it was ridiculously entertaining (and its lead character, a larger-than-life rogue, is someone it's inadvisable to cross).

What I mean is that between August and October it's inadvisable to walk in bracken.

Why it's inadvisable to write a mea culpa in the passive voice (otherwise it's just a 'culpa').

It's inadvisable — both computationally and in terms of public relations — to have different models for different groups.

Of course, it's inadvisable to share your eventful Friday night out with the girls on your Twitter business account (particularly that photo. You know the one I mean...) Exactly how much you want to share is up to you to decide.

However, when General Headquarters (GHQ) BEF found out about this use of a staff college graduate, it reminded I ANZAC Corps that "it is inadvisable to release such officers for command of battalions unless they have proved to be unequal to their duties on staff".

Hextall's puck-handling ability meant that it was inadvisable to try a dump and chase strategy of sending the puck in a corner, regaining it, and establishing an attack in the offensive zone, because Hextall would invariably get to the puck first and clear it out of his zone towards a waiting player in the neutral zone.

"It is inadvisable to shelter in the reptile house during an alert".

According to the World Health Organization guide, however, it is inadvisable to conduct rushed burials or cremations.

It is inadvisable cross overland between Iran and Pakistan, due to the current situation in Afghanistan.