Sentence examples for advised so that from inspiring English sources

Each group should endorse separately, he advised, so that the local news media would write a new story each time.

"It's also essential that potential buyers are properly advised so that they don't find themselves overstretched and facing repossession".

A solid defense of the rich few while tossing a confusing mix of words and scraps to the non-rich majority comes close to the conservative formula Aristotle recommended almost 2400 years ago: blend oligarchy and democracy so elegantly, he advised, so that "there should appear to be both elements and yet neither".

"She is determined and dedicated, and I can assure her and the team that I will be there to assist and advise, so that Saudi Gazette further advances as a media unit in a highly competitive and digital age".

All praise to Trevor Mallard…but let us not forget the bold and pioneering contribution of policymakers such as Prof Anne Smith…who did the research, presented the data and carried out the lobbying and advising so that this fundamental change in thinking about child care and education in early childhood became a reality.

He often explained that he had advised so many science fiction writers on the technical details of space flight and other scientific issues that he decided to take up writing himself.

The president was clear talking about the presence of US forces in this case in the post-2014 period being orientated on training, advising and assisting so that was an indication to me, having not been asked, that the zero option is probably not on the table".

The clinic advised a surgical procedure so that is what I opted for.

He consulted Peter Martyr, who advised acceptance so that they might work from within for the removal of the remaining relics of popery.

For Google, she advises setting up Google authorship, "so that your pretty picture shows up in the search listings".

A design-savvy friend advised her that "antlers are so in right now," and she responded with uncharacteristic frankness, telling him: "I so don't care.