Sentence examples for advising us on from inspiring English sources

"Maybe I shouldn't say this, but in the last couple of years the tour has been aware of the fact that the negotiations of TV contracts and sponsorships are coming up, and in advising us on what to do, the one thing they've said is that we need the superstars to play more and no scandals, no controversies," Harrison Frazar, a veteran of the PGA Tour, told me a couple months ago.

"He's also going to be advising us on the format in which academic papers should be published and data standards.

"He helped us pitch the thing and here he is seven years later, helping us promote it, advising us on how we should handle things for the student-athlete experience.

Facing parliamentary censure, the brewers launched the Portman Group to promote the message that the industry could market sensible products as well as advising us on how to drink them safely.

Today, Wikipedia is an important part of our lives and its co-founder, Jimmy Wales, will be advising us on the common standards that will have to be agreed and adopted for open access to be a success, and also helping to make sure that the new government-funded portal for accessing research really promotes collaboration and engagement.

The Government Digital Service has not at all [been critical] and the public needs to know, the Government Digital Service is part of the Cabinet Office and they were in and are in advising us on how to roll out the new and fully enhanced digital offering.

"He also used to advise us on operational and organizational matters," said the commander, speaking by phone on the condition of anonymity.

They advised us on costume, on language; we used them as a kind of resource to make sure the film was credible to people of their age".

"They are good staff, they advise us on the right drugs to use, the only problem is that the unit doesn't have drugs yet at the clinics we cant afford the charges" FGD, public facility, July 2001.

He helps us when we lack knowledge and advises us on which directions to take" (Resident 7) According to Resident 7, since one of the goals of the personal project was to stimulate interactions within the group, the teachers wanted residents to be " creative about the presentation of their work", meaning that they should find " an original way to present [their] work".

There's Matthew "Ollie" Ollerton, who advises us on resisting interrogation.