Sentence examples for accurately advised from inspiring English sources

Day told Newsweek that she'd saved multimillion-dollar deals with her psychic prowess, like the time she accurately advised a Wall Street money manager client to pull out of an investment "just before the deal nose-dived".

The challenge will be to prove that investigational procedures are not detrimental to the quality of pathological information extracted from surgical specimens, and for potential research participants to be accurately advised of the potential benefits and limitations of such studies, so that consent, when given, is truly informed.

A couple of years later he was addressing his mother as "Ducky old Diddleums" and accurately advising her, "You've got a fascinating youth for your son, my dear".

Nurses feel a professional responsibility to accurately advise the patient rather than allow the patient to make a decision for themselves.

Nobody can accurately advise you on how to get out of a sticky situation once you are in it.

In his ruling, the judge also wrote that a standard advice-of-rights form used by the F.B.I. in the bombings case and other overseas investigations was flawed because, for example, it did not "accurately and fully" advise suspects of their right to a lawyer.

This article originally appeareDuringICE US.

Your doctor should know your medical condition well enough to advise you accurately on exercising during pregnancy.

As it is difficult to accurately identify a safe mushroom without proper training and knowledge, it is often advised to assume that a wild mushroom is poisonous and not to consume it.

Readers are advised that I am Associate Editor of the site; but since my aim is to accurately describe its best uses and this includes its limitations there is little scope for bias.

Our receptionist has been advised that henceforth no Metropolitan salesman may be ushered into our sanctum until he has recited, accurately and reverently, and without faltering, the names of all 25 members of his company's board of directors.