Sentence examples for broad advice from inspiring English sources

The first two times he offered the same broad advice that was eventually followed: hang back, be patient, and let local law enforcement take the lead to undermine the argument that the feds were out to get the occupiers.

Over the objection of dozens of parents, teachers and students chanting, "Stop corporate greed!" and "I am not for sale!" the state panel overseeing the troubled Philadelphia public schools voted today to engage Edison Schools Inc. and several other for-profit companies to offer the district broad advice on how to better manage its central operations.

And stock investors might want to consult a planner for broad advice or to gain special insights into areas they haven't mastered.

A better way to tax The IMF's broad advice on the revenue side of consolidation is straightforward.

I seldom even work with sophomores or juniors, except to give broad advice and to nudge them towards a fulfilling senior year.

It's hard to say whether or not any specific worker should attend their work party, as the variables for industry, personality, and any party itself are too varied to allow for broad advice.

The broader advice is that the only things you can control in your life are your attitude and your effort.

The fees earned for this broader advice dwarf those for the guidance on executive compensation (by about 11 to one, according to a recent congressional inquiry).

Catherine develops a range of careers resources and materials to support the organisation's various programmes and provides advice to young people, ranging from specific questions about qualifications, work experience and apprenticeships to broader advice about the industry.

We now have more than 1,200 specially trained Smart Energy Experts – engineers who go into homes to install smart meter technology, explain to households how to get the most from their smart meters and give them broader advice on energy efficiency.

As the CEO, my "go-to-for-anything" mentor was always there to offer broader advice, and I continue to feel really comfortable discussing anything with them – whether it's scaling strategies, hiring and culture, or my personal work-life balance.