Sentence examples for advice pertains from inspiring English sources

The anxieties in Mary Mary songs are ordinary; social or spiritual or professional; and their advice pertains to keeping it together more than surviving.

I'm going to be a little hard on Kate in the next few paragraphs, but this advice pertains just as much to Jon and, in fact, any divorcing parent -- or even intact families where there's a lot of conflict.

(The same advice pertains to other investments as well, such as precious metals or other commodities).. Nobody does it better than Warren Buffett.

Still, certain bits of advice pertain.

This advice also pertains to those sporting 'staches.

Transposed to the context of statistics, it reads that there is no proper justification for procedures that take data as input and that return a verdict, an evaluation, or some other piece of advice that pertains to the future, or to general states of affairs.

In fact, evidence from a study of young adults called the Framingham Offspring Study suggests that insufficient absorption of B12 from foods may even be common among adults aged 26 to 49, so the following advice may pertain to them as well.

While Sheryl Sandberg's advice may pertain to a privileged subset of women with Ivy League educations, "leaning in" is no solution for the gender bias, inflexible work schedules and pay inequities that many working women still face.

This makes it an ideal gift for almost everyone on your shopping list, even if they have to skip over plenty of extraneous stuff to find the nuggets of advice that pertain to them.

On the ABC on Wednesday morning, the finance minister, Mathias Cormann, said the Gleeson advice did not pertain to Day and the section 44 constitutional matter.

Please keep in mind that this advice may not pertain to your current situation at work or school, but certainly at some point in your career you may find it useful.