Sentence examples for well advised and from inspiring English sources

The board appeared to be well advised, and it followed governance rules.

Brown will be tempted to fight on, but if he is well advised and sensible, he will see that this cannot go on.

"This shows that supporters, when they are well advised and well organised by their supporters' trust, can win even against owners with far greater resources and with the club machine at their disposal.

But Mr. Flaherty said he had become "a little more reassured, simply because he has apparently been well advised, and he is keeping a relatively low profile, and he is trying to establish himself as a very cool, moderate person".

To paraphrase Dr. Evil in the "Austin Powers" movies: "How about 'no,' Scott?" Anyone who cares about this disaster would be extremely well advised — and I'd underline "extremely" as often as possible — to read a speech on the matter that was given on April 8 by a genius investor named David Einhorn at a Grant's Interest Rate Observer event.

Smart entrepreneurs are reinventing the old way of doing business and investors would be well advised (and rewarded) to take the time to understand the differentiation between old guard and new age companies.

If you're spending your day thinking about them, and you never actually see them very often, you would be well advised to try and deal with it, and cut the obsession.

Yet, lest we repeat mistakes, it is a course the world and its leaders would be well advised to take--and can.

Often referred to as the hidden addiction, all individuals working with adolescents are well advised to understand and address this issue.

"Japan would probably not be well advised to try and turn the tide while market sentiment is for a weaker yen," said Dieter Hluchy, a trader at Landesbank Schleswig-Holstein.

It is of course illegal to import Cuban cigars into the U.S. so anyone wanting to sample these supersmokes would be well advised to buy and consume them overseas but not just anywhere overseas.