Meanings of think advisable in English

Your letters of administration will be set aside, as a matter of course, even should you presume to oppose us,-whichI should hardly think advisable.

In this alarming conjuncture, it was thought advisable by Pope Innocent IV.

It was now, however, thought advisable to inform Randolph of her visits.

Under all these circumstances, it was thought advisable to augment the party considerably.

It was thought advisable, however, to get the ladies on board without delay.

But he's always been keener on his lordship's company than I've thought advisable.

He related as much as he thought advisable and undisturbing to the thoroughly wondering girl.

However, it was thought advisable to push on.

Well as the Egyptian troops had fought, it was thought advisable to give them a stronger backing.

If thought advisable, they might be called paraheliotropic, and this term would correspond with our other terms.

It was thought advisable, also, to cut from the foreground, raising the upper limit of the picture correspondingly.

Paches also sent some galleys and seized Antissa, and took such other military measures as he thought advisable.

An ambulance carriage he thought advisable.

Cuthbert would have liked his sister to have seen him go forth, but that was not thought advisable.

It had, at first, been thought advisable that Jeremy should not go to Mr. Somerset's during Fair Week.

For the sake of verisimilitude I had to permit the robot more intimacies than I had previously thought advisable.