Sentence examples for that would be well advised from inspiring English sources

She will speak to a nation that is ready to hear her message, and a Congress that would be well advised to listen.

Those restaurants seem unlikely to put together a Valentine's Day menu, but those that do would be well advised to round out the romance with a little common sense.

"My input in this process was that he would be well advised to emphasise that he was a 'copper's copper' or 'thief-taker' - in other words he was a man of action, rather than rhetoric".

My input in this process was that he would be well advised to emphasise that he was a 'copper's copper' or 'thief taker' - in other words he was a man of action, rather that rhetoric".

She went on to say that Obama should welcome progressive forces "to counter the establishment forces in this country" and that "he would be well advised in this next period to remobilize a base that he demobilized in favor of an inside-the-Washington-beltway governance, because he's going to need us".

The message to Mr. Ashcroft is that he would be well advised to name moderates to key positions in the Justice Department that are subject to Senate approval.

It strikes us that right now is the time for everybody to start being alarmed about air pollution, and that everybody would be well advised to go on being alarmed about it, for we seem to be moving swiftly toward a cataclysm.

You conclude that the Democrats sent two strong messages -- to President Bush ("that he should think twice before sending up any more right-wing nominees"), and to John Ashcroft ("that he would be well advised to name moderates to key positions in the Justice Department").

At the same time he warned them that they would be well advised not to expect assistance of the kind we have given South Vietnam.

As a veterinarian, I would like to caution cat owners that they would be well advised not to permit their pets to roam freely for reasons in addition to saving wildlife.

For that, readers would be well advised to pick up "Becoming Enemies," a fascinating collection of declassified documents and expert and participant commentary from the time of the Iran-Iraq war, co-authored by six scholars.