Sentence examples similar to advised manner from inspiring English sources

This made it impossible for outsiders to track whether JPMorgan was scaling up the size of its hedges in an ill-advised manner.

Encounters with shit were so common that a 1609 book of manners advised gentlemen on how to deal with the handling and smell of each other's turds.

It appears that Miss Nesbit is going back to cabaret work in Atlantic City and wanted the sporting world to be advised in some emphatic manner.

"The sensible approach should be to advance democracy in a gradual and orderly manner as advised by the central government.

No matter what flaws they may have or errors they may have committed, governments coming to power through democratic elections must be advised in a civilized manner by mediators and through mutual meetings within the framework of democratic provisions of law.

The parent/guardian will be advised in a timely manner of any new information that may be relevant to their willingness to participate.

Last week Ukip leader Nigel Farage said that mothers should not breastfeed their babies in an "ostentatious" manner, advising mothers to "sit in a corner" instead of drawing attention to themselves.

Its first duty was to advise on the manner in which nuclear weapons should be employed against Japan.

Since more knowledgeable people recall more of the given advice [ 5, 8], it is reasonable to expect that less well-educated people are at risk of not getting the necessary attention during their consultation, and are advised in a less appropriate manner.

In keeping, the media has responded by creating magazines that not only address traditional masculine ideals of power, money and physical fitness, but also advise on all manners of consumerism, health and wellbeing [ 14].

Therefore, staffers are advised to politely chuckle, in a non-genuine manner, after each joke.