Sentence examples for well advised to do from inspiring English sources
It would be well advised to do what the public want to see: everyone paying a little bit more.
"And this is something she may be well advised to do, because shareholders generally have more rights than non-shareholders".
Anglicanism has replaced a scholar and theologian with a more practical, hands-on type, as the Roman Catholic church would be well advised to do.
If they do not want to repeat the failures of past administrations, they will be well advised to do what none of Obama's predecessors have tried.
Some of us are, sadly, too far gone to view this statistic with anything but cynicism and hostility, but those who can still save themselves may be well advised to do so.
Business travelers today, facing deterrents like terror threats and a flimsy economy, may not want to contemplate a brush with life-threatening illness or injury on the road, but frequent fliers would be well advised to do so, experts say.
She said|: "I don't think Jeremy was well advised to answer that question in the way which he did".
I felt we were strongly advised to do so.
"They would be well advised to drop such daydream".
If America is willing to pay a premium for oil from stable countries it may be well advised to continue to do so.
