Sentence examples for just advisable from inspiring English sources

Can its leaders accept that a certain unaccustomed modesty might be not just advisable, but desirable?

Any strategy that enhances human health, dignity and empowerment while also reducing global warming is not just advisable, it's essential at this stage.

Many entrepreneurs will tell you that pivoting or tweaking until a startup finds product-market fit is not just advisable, but the best course of action — depending on the concept, the team and the market itself, of course.

Smith is 46, and although — like Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt, who are both in their 50s — he's still more than capable of credibly starring in action vehicles, a shift toward more character-driven projects may be not just advisable but inevitable.

Don't consistently offer her the gift if she refuses; this technique does not work on all females it is just advisable.

Variations, of course, are not just possible but advisable.

And while a classroom conversation about emotionally fraught subjects would seem not only advisable but also just part of any decent teaching method, slapping a trigger warning on classic works of literature seems a short step away from book banning, a kind of censorship based on offenses to individual feelings.

Vigilance over the next weeks and months over important accounts, including banking and shopping sites is advisable, just in case someone has managed to steal your credit card details while the bug was wide open.

Reconnection to the roots of an idea is rarely advisable just for its own sake.

Just as it's advisable to understand every unfamiliar Elizabethan word in "Hamlet," an actor needs to understand where every Mametian clause and interjection is coming from.

It is not advisable to "just go into it" and then see what lies along the wayside.