[ + to infinitive ] You would be well advised to buy tickets in advance.
Our ethicist in this case would be well advised not to consider this as basically a case of research ethics.
They are well advised to leave philological matters alone.
Thus, neutrality on these questions seemed to him well advised.
Once again, historians are well advised to follow their basic precepts concerning evidence, asking themselves who has produced a particular document and why.
Institutions planning a program of ambulatory breast cancer surgery would be well advised to review the strategies recommended in this article.
Nevertheless, anyone interested in exploring the historical development of utilitarian theory would be well advised to consult this volume.
Those who use such terms and concepts would be well advised to take this into account.
The price makes it difficult to recommend for purchase to research students in the field, though they would be well advised to consult it.
