Sentence examples for advice why from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wu offered some unsolicited advice: Why not set up an oversight board of regional experts or serious YouTube users from around the world to make the especially tough decisions?

"We're trying to avoid getting too '90s nostalgic," Gevinson said about her new venture, as she looked over some unusual reader requests for advice ("Why do I like boys who look like they're dying?").

From Hunter, Jenner received the characteristic advice, "Why think [i.e., speculate] why not try the experiment?" In addition to his training and experience in biology, Jenner made progress in clinical surgery.

My own letter might begin: "Young Barbara, put down those crimpers, turn down that Cure album and LISTEN TO ME!" There would be careers advice: "Why don't you quit churning out those tatty music fanzines and invent the iPod?" or: "Ever fancied writing a book about a school for wizards?".

But if Abbey got itself into trouble by straying from mortgage lending and savings advice, why should the same not happen to HBOS? HBOS is up to its neck in corporate lending because that was a big area of business for Bank of Scotland, which Halifax bought in 2001.

"They say, 'I went into this field in order to make money and spend frivolously!' and you say it over and over again: if you didn't want this advice, why did you hire me?" "If you think they're making a bad decision, you have to put your reasoning in writing," he said, "When they're down and out, some lawyer's going to come knocking at your door to try to recoup their lost fortune".

Who needs your advice, and why? -Explain why this topic is particularly important to you.

You might want to just let him be, but at least offer him some advice about why pornography can give you bad ideas about sex and why it's important not to let it control your life.

This advice is why everyone now goes to college for six years.

His spokesman could not explain who had taken the final decision to overrule the commission's legal advice, or why.

My Grandpa's advice on why he stayed married all his life was, "The devil you know is better than the devil you don't know".