Sentence examples for advised to lower. from inspiring English sources

Famously, Margaret Thatcher was advised to lower her tone, which she did, to win the election in 1979.

Patients with hypertension are advised to lower their blood pressure to <140/90 mm Hg through sustained lifestyle modification and/or pharmacotherapy.

One reason could be that people with high blood pressure, other cardiovascular risk factors, or cardiovascular disease are usually advised to lower their salt intake.

I've approached the Jobcentre and employment brokers for help in improving my CV and self-presentation skills, and have been advised to "lower my expectations" and pursue careers in the admin, retail or care sectors.

Thirty years before, Young had left Fox, which had labelled her too difficult; then she found that few studios would meet her price of $150,000 a picture, and was advised to lower it.

Both Guaidó and Maduro would be well advised to lower their fists, build on tentative weekend overtures for talks and launch a broad-based dialogue without unrealistic preconditions, ideally mediated by the UN.

People with mild hypertension and no other risk factors are often advised to try lowering it through exercise and diet for 6 to 12 months.

Participants also will be advised to: (1) lower saturated fat intake to <10% of caloric intake, (2) lower cholesterol intake to <300 mg/day, (3) consume a high plant-based diet that includes a variety of vegetables, beans, whole grains, low-fat dairy products, and whole fruits, and (4) reduce intake of high glycemic index carbohydrates.

However, World Health Organization (WHO) and International Society of Hypertension (ISH) advised to use lower cut off levels of SBP to diagnose hypertension in T2DM patients [ 31].

All patients with nonobstructive and obstructive CAD were advised to work vigorously to lower their cardiovascular risk profile and use of aspirin and statins was recommended, if feasible.

Be advised, though, to lower your expectations a notch.