Sentence examples for might be ill-advised from inspiring English sources

For example, an order to "sell 10,000 shares a day, for up to five days, at any price above $20" might be ill-advised if the share keeps rising after the fifth day.

In some situations, even moral ones, we might be ill-advised to attempt to answer our practical questions by explicit reasoning.

She also noted that it might be "ill-advised to viciously attack women".  .

The latter has however be carefully balanced with the intra-articular damage; for some hips, return to sports might be ill-advised, and should not be considered as a measure for treatment success.

"I'm up here making babies!" he yells to an assistant, a sense of humor that might be ill advised on the campaign trail.

"Too much movement amongst junior ministers with less than 12 months to go might well be ill-advised," she warned.

One commented: "Carmen presents most unsavory characters, in such bad taste that the work might very well be ill-advised". In spite of these comments we reached the theater full of optimism.

If I warn you not to jump into the lions' enclosure at the zoo because the lions might eat you, you would be ill-advised to yell "Scaremonger!" as you scramble joyfully over the fence.

When viewshed areal extents are critical, location or height generalization may be ill-advised.

But Germany would be ill-advised to leave the euro.

However, the tactic may be ill-advised.