Sentence examples for advice to cut from inspiring English sources

He had two pieces of advice to cut down on frustration with the security companies.

Just take his advice to cut capital expenditure to the bone and curtail production.

Indeed, the conventional advice to cut back on vacations, restaurant meals and other extras in order to save money for a home may actually be detrimental to felicity.

The difference in these interventions was modest; the advice to cut fat without attention to kinds of fat, questionable; and subject compliance, limited.

"Behind current dietary advice to cut out the fat, which contains more than twice the calories per gram of carbohydrates and protein, the thinking is that simply reducing fat intake will naturally lead to weight loss.

The combination of the two, as well as sausages' relatively high fat and salt content, which have also been linked to increased risks of developing cancer, has led to the advice to cut down on both processed and red meat.

"Our advice is to cut back for three months before applying for a mortgage: pay off debts and simply spend less.

Meanwhile, the administration deflected secret calls for far stronger action from some Arab leaders, like King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, whose advice was to "cut off the head of the snake".

This Facebook community should be a melting pot of great ideas, connections and advice to help cut those bills".

In a study by the Office for National Statistics, less than half of young people reported drinking anything in the previous week, compared with two-thirds of 45- to 64-year-olds – many of whom are in all likelihood under medical advice to please cut it out, or at least do the nation the favour of lying about it in surveys.

Don't follow analysts' advice to drastically cut back on the number of new facilities or if there is a slowdown, don't make it permanent.