Sentence examples for advised to guard from inspiring English sources

As with fetal movement monitoring and umbilical Doppler velocimetry, the rate of false-positives with a non-reactive NST is high enough that additional testing, whether CST or BPP, is advised to guard against unnecessary intervention.

"He remembers firsthand how quickly this can turn around and [how] a big plus can turn into a big minus in a hurry". Sabato said Bush is well-advised to guard against inflating public expectations.

He also advised White to guard against his tendency in rewriting to make history teach a lesson.

Before hosting Paris Saint-Germain this month, the players of Angers were advised to be on their guard.

Visitors are advised to travel with armed guards, following a road lined with abandoned petrol stations, trees customarily planted by newlyweds and a sign offering assurance that the area has been de-mined.

And then, slowly but surely, the guards were advised to give me the opportunity to brush my teeth, to give me more warm meals, and to give me more showers.

Vulnerable groups have been advised to try and stay cool amid fears that lives could be at risk, while trains will run slower to guard against tracks buckling in the broiling temperatures.

Spectators are advised to take along seating.

Barbin was advised to back down.

People are advised to boil their water.

Visitors will be advised to book ahead.