inadvisable

How To Use inadvisable In A Sentence

• It was thought highly inadvisable for young women to go there alone.
• I don't recall the Defense Department ever estimating casualties prior to the war, and there are obvious reasons why that may be inadvisable.
• Her condition made surgery inadvisable.
• In fact, my only similarity with the ultimate rock 'n' roll axeman is that I also like drinking inadvisable quantities of Jack Daniel's.
• It is inadvisable to involve more than one contractor on a project.
• However, it would be inadvisable for revolutionary socialists to base themselves on this unlikely variant.
• It was thought highly inadvisable for young women to go there alone.
• A 100% mortgage, freeing up your deposit to pay for these extra costs, is inadvisable when some experts are predicting a housing crash.
• Accordingly, arming an employee with a pickax and sending him into the vessel in a bosun's seat would be inadvisable.
• Mugging became common, and although the increase of crime was exaggerated in the popular imagination it was certainly true that it became inadvisable to be alone in certain places at certain times.