Sentence examples for advised a change from inspiring English sources

Doctor advised a change and they went to the country.

O'Neal's Baloon, owned by actor Patrick O'Neal, used the forbidden word until the Authority advised a change.

Even Dr. Lyndon Evans, the Large Hadron Collider's project leader, conceded that if the experiment were a small tabletop device rather than a multinational behemoth, he would have advised a change in plans to keep chasing the Higgs.

Early in 1954 Waugh's doctors, concerned by his physical deterioration, advised a change of scene.

'If a couple were having trouble conceiving and the man's sperm was a borderline case, then I have seen enough evidence from these studies to advise a change in his diet to minimise soya.' But this is much easier said than done.

Benn Snr grins when The Observer suggests that his tall, and slightly gangling, son sounds exactly likes him, a point once highlighted by Peter Mandelson who advised an image change.

O'Brien adds: "I would advise a radical change in attitude to the self, in order to increase self-esteem and confidence.

He cited the study's small size and the seriousness of the illness as a reason to wait until the finding is independently replicated before advising a wholesale change in practice.

Every so often we'd be called to celebrate a landmark; a brochure's arrival, a receipt of down-payment; or a letter from the travel agent would advise a slight change, which called for urgent councils with wine around the kitchen table.

Ms. Shirit recently advised a client hoping to change her job as a retail executive to public relations, a move the client feels she could make with relative ease.

What I strongly advise is a change of career.