Sentence examples for well to ask from inspiring English sources

Certainly, Kelly might do well to ask him some tough questions, along with his former colleagues.

Given the dangers, Israel and Iran would do well to ask if opening a radiological Pandora's box serves either's interest.

But from where, they would have done well to ask, had the US secretary of state just then returned?

So it is as well to ask what is truly at stake in this e-conflict, and what underpins it.

But I think you would do well to ask them not to nominate you anymore.' I thought about it, and she was right.

Israel's friends in Washington would do well to ask Israel to correct this injustice, even while talks intended to bring about lasting peace between our two nations continue.

They might do well to ask Dr Shapiro for more detailed views on how that should be done, and to report back on the results.

(Rick Perry, who is well-seasoned in playing to birthers, might have done well to ask for Tebow's birth certificate before last week's debate).

Labour MPs would do well to ask themselves whether "a smooth-talking Europhile would have done more harm or good in Newport and Barnsley" in the referendum vote.

But perhaps prospective recruits might do well to ask themselves one question at the outset: would you really be at ease "doing the right thing – the PwC way"?

"I might be writing to [the chancellor] Alistair Darling as well to ask if HM Revenue and Customs are collecting all they're entitled to".