Then out of the blue, on a clear summer day, he became a middle-age man in need of emergency medical treatment, hospitalized and confronting the implications of a condition that could affect his life in big and small ways like requiring daily medication or making it inadvisable to drive a car.
"The loss of power and/or telephone connections obviously cripples a call center," said PSRAI CEO Evans Witt, and "also make it inadvisable or difficult for staff and interviewers to reach the call center to work".
Some medical conditions may also make it inadvisable to wear underwires.
Vaseline is not water-soluble, making it inadvisable to use as a treatment for acne, or other skin conditions that are the result of oily skin.
The tiny percentage of consumer-facing startups with a high propensity for global success have a certain allure, but the high failure rate and inconsistently lumped funding makes them inadvisable for most entrepreneurs to pursue.
It makes dives and tackles inadvisable.
Interior designers deal with clients who make inadvisable purchases all the time.
Most LDP leaders agree that the economic turmoil makes early polls inadvisable, and one is not due until next September.
[C4.] American executives are finding that teleconferencing is sometimes the only way to get things done, with SARS in places like China, Singapore and Taiwan making actual visits inadvisable.
Keep in mind that while a medical problem may make one sport inadvisable, that does not mean a ban on all physical activities, Dr. Koester emphasized.
In Globe, Ariz., Kevin Kenney, a bioterrorism coordinator for Gila County, said two of the three nurses at the county health department have conditions that make the vaccine inadvisable, and he is searching for volunteer replacements.
