Sentence examples for advised to attack from inspiring English sources

In that respect, rather than falling for a grand but pointless battle over guns, true conservatives would be far better advised to attack the source of gun violence where it might actually make a huge difference.

Some experts say that to overcome procrastination you need to get the easiest tasks out of the way, while others advise to attack the hardest tasks first.

They advised him to attack her personally, presenting a difficult choice for Obama.

There will be a point in a tight 90-minute game where America might be well advised to gamble on attack, but it's not when the whistle blows for kick-off.

Karl Rove, the Republican evil genius of campaign slurs, is famous for advising candidates to attack an opponent's strong suit.

Rather than examining the underlying truth, the U.S. media superficially awarded Rubio's response -- in essence, Jeb! You're behind in the polls and someone is advising you to attack me -- as a key moment in the debate.

Most important, Mr. Lazio was advised to refrain from attacks on Hillary Rodham Clinton, because they might distract from these carefully arranged images.

Patients should be advised to record their attacks in the headache diary to verify frequency and duration of headache, functional impairment, number of symptomatic drugs taken, efficacy of prevention treatment and possible side effects.

Patients should be advised to record their attacks in the headache diary to verify frequency and duration of headache, functional impairment, number of symptomatic drugs taken, efficacy of prevention treatment and possible side effects.  .

If Fabio Capello called time prematurely on the international career of a striker boasting 40 England goals and 89 caps, Tony Pulis may be best advised to use Owen in an attacking midfield role at Stoke.

Also in the trials analysed here, patients were advised to treat their migraine attacks early.