Sentence examples for advised college from inspiring English sources

(In 2011, G.M. pulled a print ad that advised college students to "Stop pedaling... start driving" after it provoked a consumer reaction).

Ben further advised: "college graduates entering the workforce need to understand that this is a very real thing.

You can imagine, if [a woman] wears a short skirt and sits next to the driver, it could be 'inviting.'" That same year, representatives of the Toronto Police Service infamously advised college students that "women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimized".

Mr. Feigin, who teaches at Trevor Day School, a private school on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, said his school advised college-bound students not to go to a school where they will be over their heads academically.

Jeannine Lalonde, senior assistant dean of admissions at the University of Virginia, advised colleges to add some personality to their digital presences.

In 2005, when the Department of Education advised colleges to consider using student surveys to evaluate Title IX compliance, Brand urged them to use older, more stringent methods.

That study advised colleges to "give increased attention to educating male students that one of the first questions they must ask themselves before initiating sex with a woman is whether she is capable of giving consent". .

Carl McCoy advises college grads not to do what they love.

Ms. Muir, who also has an independent practice advising college applicants, said new studies suggest teenage depression is three times more common in the suburbs than in inner cities.

To the Editor: I would take Cal Newport's argument one step further — and advise college students to take classes that are out of their comfort zones.

You quote Raymond Cotton, a lawyer who advises college presidents on their contracts, as deeming "insane" the expression of opinions by presidents.