Sentence examples for advise than from inspiring English sources

So, who better to advise than the self-appointed party god (and Stoli's newly anointed Professor of the Party) Andrew W.K.? Before your holiday degenerates into a physical altercation over who gets the last drumstick or a tryptophan-induced group nap, heed these 3 Thanksgiving party tips from the master.

"Students have more options and better advising than they used to.

In both cases, the oligarchs became better protected and advised than their counterparts in the Russian state.

Spooked by the revolutions, pushed by a burgeoning local protest movement and better advised than other Arab sovereigns, Morocco's King Muhammad VI announced in March a series of reforms, including the drafting of the new constitution that was overwhelmingly approved in a referendum on July 1st.

Pandering to the far right in 2000 -- a time when gay couples can embrace on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" without prompting complaints to ABC -- would seem to be more ill advised than ever, including in the increasingly globalized demographics of states like South Carolina, let alone California.

In general, however, new Chinese Ph.D. graduates might need more postdoctoral advising than U.S. graduates.

Advise.me's program is offering a slightly different take on startup advising than some of the others in the space.

If you're buying hardware or a console, then going the new route is better advised than skimping on a refurbished unit, or getting something cheaper like an Xbox 360 without enough hard drive space.

Therefore our sample could not included marginally overweight persons who possibly are less often advised than the obese ones.

Scientists know more about how not to treat a jellyfish sting -- fresh water should never be applied, they advise -- than a positive remedy.

Scientists know more about how not to treat a jellyfish sting -- fresh water should never be applied, they advise -- than they do about a positive remedy.