Sentence examples for whether it is advisable from inspiring English sources

Nor was a moment devoted to the larger question of whether it is advisable for infants to live in institutions, even small, famous ones.

There is disagreement about whether it is advisable to perform kidney transplantation alone (KT), or to perform KT with simultaneous native nephrectomy (KTN).

Both want to establish a new Islamic caliphate in the Middle East but have clashed over tactics, such as whether it is advisable to avoid targeting Muslims.

THE Bush administration's commitment to building a missile defense system has quickly reanimated the debate over whether it is advisable -- or even possible -- to reliably swat incoming warheads from the skies like so many pesky mosquitoes.

The case is designed to promote a discussion of the nature and causes of monopoly by raising issues of whether the incumbent cable and telephone companies enjoy market power in any of the services they offer and, if so, whether it is advisable to build a new municipal system to promote competition.

"Putting aside the question of whether it is advisable to have an electricity system dominated by one mode of generation, it is a little odd for him to point to the heavily subsidized French case and say we should be emulating it," Edwin Lyman, a nuclear expert at the Union of Concerned Scientists, said of Mr. McCain.

After debating whether such a loan was within its constitutional powers and whether it was advisable to set such a precedent, Congress defeated the measure.

Again, the duty of the corporation to furnish the legislature a statement of expenditures is only 'if required.' It might be required in order to be certain whether it was advisable to regulate tolls.

The issue here is not whether the government spends too much money, or whether tax cuts have buttressed economic growth, or even whether it's advisable to run such high deficits in flush economic times.

But I have no idea whether it's advisable to read a good novel to be inspired, a bad one to feel better about my own writing, or none at all.

Whether it be advisable to use this latter ingredient or not, we leave our readers to decide". Presumably, this means she's nicked the recipe without troubling to test it – so I stick both in and hope for the best.