Sentence examples for thought it inadvisable from inspiring English sources

Philip, the landgrave of Hesse who had given much support to Luther, Bucer, and other reformers, had serious marital problems but thought it inadvisable to divorce his wife.

While we feel it's appropriate for individuals to travel abroad and compete in events, we thought it was inadvisable for our team".

"We think it would be inadvisable.

It is thought to be inadvisable to spend more than two hours contemplating its pellucid waters.

1], but Miss Le Neve was in a state of collapse and the attending doctor deemed it inadvisable for her to be taken to the Courthouse.

"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 Marlene of the novel would not, I thought, have used such inadvisable language.

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

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).