advisability

Now you, as a medical man, should recognize the advisability of getting some more rest.

Perhaps we can talk some other time about the advisability of taking certain measures.

"The advisability of that might depend on where we get back to."

But Harry held some concern about the advisability of such a step.

Nor, even when we perceive its advisability, will the rest of us.

I keep wondering about the advisability of women in combat.

As she fled, she'd questioned the advisability of having done so.

"Doesn't that tell you something about the advisability of this?"

Experience had taught the advisability of certain modifications in his equipment.

She had obviously taken her own advice about the advisability of relaxing.

Tom did not reply for a moment, as if weighing the advisability of such a move.

And this raises the advisability of such an action.

However, this says nothing about the advisability or otherwise of a temporary ban.

There was further debate about the advisability of a secret ballot for the final vote.

It can also convey slight advisability (You might try that).

Alphonso was prepared to debate the advisability of moving on.

The advisability of even trying is debated in a documentary on the first disc.

And that's apart from anything I might think about the advisability of making a change.'

The report does not make recommendations on either the advisability or the form of any database protection legislation.

"The matter to be discussed is the advisability of such an installation in the first instance, not who will build it."

Patton was very reluctant to hold in place, and questioned the advisability to do so.

The president considered the advisability of his advancing to the desk and peering under it.

The report indicates the advisability of replacing the current agreement with a new and broader one.

Paramilitary commanders have long argued over the advisability of getting involved in the drug trade.

"Well, it appears you can do nothing for me except to suggest the advisability of crime.