Sentence examples for adviser now from inspiring English sources

If candor counted for as much as courtesy, the author note under Brent Scowcroft's now famous op-ed in The Wall Street Journal last week, the one arguing against war with Iraq, might have said something like this: "Mr. Scowcroft, the former national security adviser, now makes his living advising business clients, some of whom would be gravely inconvenienced by a war in the Middle East.

"Revenge is a powerful motivator," said Wael Haddara, a former Morsi adviser now living in Canada.

These specialised roles unique to the position of science adviser now include: Budget champion.

She added: "And it was expressed by the national security adviser now that yes, there was disappointment -- disappointment?

In previous Administrations, such interagency fights were often resolved by the national-security adviser, now Condoleezza Rice.

As one Romney adviser now concedes: "We brought on a lot of people because we didn't know what we didn't know.

His advisers now consider that a big mistake.

He reportedly has 120 such advisers now — much more advice than he plausibly needs.

Gottwald also was put under pressure to uncover ideological opponents in the Czechoslovak Communist Party, which Soviet advisers now began to scrutinize.

Many of Johnson's advisers now began to argue for some sort of retaliation against the North.

Mr. Rowland's closest advisers now are his lawyers, one friend said.