Sentence examples for better adviser from inspiring English sources
I can't think of anybody among the ranks of top immigration experts who would make for a better adviser to the Trump campaign than George J. Borjas.
For tips on how to manage it, there's no better adviser than Lyndon B. Johnson, who won Medicare over fierce opposition in 1965.
I could not have asked for a better adviser than Ken Creager.
The insights gained in this process will not only help with bringing in new clients, it will make you a better adviser to the clients you have.
The AAAS fellowship gives people "the information they need to serve as a better adviser for other students or colleagues going through the same [decision-making process]," she says.
This time, the world had better advisers and well-organized discussions of possible moves.
Q. Why? A. In my experience, female bosses tend to be better managers, better advisers, mentors, rational thinkers.
At several points in the interview, the mayor praised Mr. Obama, saying he deserved more credit, support and patience — countering remarks from his speech in Brooklyn and from a recent issue of GQ magazine, in which Mr. Bloomberg suggested that Mr. Obama "needs some better advisers".
"He really wasn't the best president... probably needed better advisers!!!
Other types of property, like timberland, farms or buildings, are a better option, advisers say, because they generate income.
A survey of academic economists by The Economist finds the majority at times by overwhelming margins believe Mr Obama has the superior economic plan, a firmer grasp of economics and will appoint better economic advisers.Our survey is not, by any means, a scientific poll of all economists.
