Sentence examples for advisory if from inspiring English sources
"We can always relax the advisory if we get reassuring information later, but we can't replenish brain cells".
A general advisory: if you think I'm making some kind of pop or other cultural reference — to the Princess Bride, Bruce Lee, video games, etc. — I probably am.
Baseball's opening week seems a good time to issue this public-service advisory: If you own an autographed baseball with significant financial or sentimental value, be prepared for it to be destroyed unless you take drastic action immediately.
"Advisory: If your husband catches an ebolavirus," he says, "give him food and water and love and maybe prayers but keep your distance, wait patiently, hope for the best — and, if he dies, don't clean out his bowels by hand.
Conservative party proposals to render the binding decisions of the Strasbourg court merely advisory, if enacted, will be welcomed by regimes less committed to human rights than the UK.
Older hits like "Mistadobolina," about a neighborhood oddball, found counterparts in the hilarious hygiene advisory "If You Must" and "Proto Culture," an ode to Del's biggest nonmusical passion, video games.
Linking to U.S. government sites is almost always a safe bet the Centers for Disease Control if you're in pharmaceuticals; the Department of State's Travel Advisories if you sell to tourists; the Securities & Exchange Commission's Edgar database if you're in the investment industry.
Linking to government sites is almost always a safe bet the Centers for Disease Control if you're in pharmaceuticals; the Department of State Travel Advisories if you sell to tourists; the Securities & Exchange Commission's Edgar database if you're in the investment industry.
Listen for radio or TV advisories if you hear the sirens go off.
A battery-powered radio and fresh batteries so that you will be able to listen to advisories if the power goes out.
But the vote is only advisory, even if, as was the case last year with Royal Bank of Scotland, 90% vote against the report.
