Sentence examples for unadvisable from inspiring English sources

For some, being alone is unadvisable on these bases.

"The government finds a new correction of time in the current period unadvisable," Mr. Medvedev told government ministers at a cabinet meeting.

And he said he had been pressured from on high to proceed with a public stock offering for Bankia last July, even as a deteriorating economy and financial market made that move unadvisable.

"If the government is trying to bolster growth through monetary easing and intends to postpone tax and other necessary reforms, that would be an unadvisable and in fact impossible strategy," Ryutaro Kono, chief economist for Japan at BNP Paribas, said in a note to clients after the bank's announcement.

While spending money on expensive unproven supplements may be unadvisable, people should be encouraged to maintain a healthy diet and to exercise.

"Surely a young person should not have to ruin their young lives by proceeding with a pregnancy if they're not ready and their family and their doctor think it unadvisable".

"Whilst the Ewood Park pitch is playable we believe it would be unadvisable to expect fans, staff etc to attempt to get to the match.

The Foreign Office line at the moment is that travel is unadvisable unless you are familiar with the situation (there have been violent incidents involving tourists).

Fluffy marabou kitten heels, a dressing gown and/or teddy bear is unadvisable – but never say never.

It also takes 10 or so seconds to switch between forms, so it's unadvisable to do so in the middle of a battle as you're likely to sustain quite a bit of damage from attacking foes.

That work is immensely complicated by the certainty that it would be highly unadvisable for Greenwald (or any other journalist) to regard any electronic means of communication as safe.