Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: In about 6 % of people these effects can be severe enough to make aspirin use inadvisable.

Preposition: for

• reason: Filling pipettes by sucking using the mouth is inadvisable for safety reasons.

Infinitive complement

• use: It would be inadvisable to use relays with current ratings below 1 amp.

• put: Toilets It is inadvisable to put large amounts of toilet paper down the toilet.

• allow: It is inadvisable to allow calves to share the airspace with older animals.

• have: While BIAZA member zoos are safe to visit it inadvisable to have close contact with birds or bird feces.

• make: Therefore it is inadvisable to make personal comments about staff members ( they are likely to read them!

• apply: It is generally inadvisable to apply linseed oil, stain or vanish to unpainted oak doors.

Used with adjective complement

• consider: The fourth came back direct to Tarrant Rushton as a load was considered inadvisable owing to brake pressure trouble.

• seem: Repeated handling of the sort entailed in collation seems inadvisable in their present condition.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: You will decide fairly early on, for example, that it is highly inadvisable to attack certain fighters in a head on run.

• generally: It is generally inadvisable to apply linseed oil, stain or vanish to unpainted oak doors.

• also: For a similar reason, the application of colorless water repellent solutions is also inadvisable.

• probably: In such circumstances, diving out of the way is probably inadvisable.

• perhaps: This suggested that the exemption of SBO from calves under six months was perhaps inadvisable.

• therefore: It is usually very difficult, and therefore inadvisable, to convene such a group as a negotiating forum.