Sentence examples for carefully advised from inspiring English sources

Handing over my draft, I carefully advised the president in these words: "Take the easy way".

Wynn, no doubt carefully advised by its lawyers, has painstakingly built a factual case to support their finding that Mr. Okada is an unsuitable shareholder.

In reality, Professor Sikka said, hardly any tax-avoiding firms are ever successfully challenged or convicted because they are carefully advised by large accounting firms on how to arrange their tax strategies without breaking the law.

"It's unusual for anyone to be prosecuted for testifying before Congress," said Stephen Gillers, a law professor at New York University, "mostly because people are careful and carefully advised".

"Vote very carefully!" advised David L. Dill, a Stanford University computer science professor and electronic voting expert.

Therefore, there is no doubt that chronic users of herbal medications, which are known to inhibit or induce potent human DME activities, should be aware of the potential adverse side effects from herb-drug interactions as well as be carefully advised by medical specialists before their use.

A brand name can have a detrimental effect on your overall brand awareness, so choose it carefully, advises Strong.

Prince Charles's staff, including Bolland, the man who guides all media coverage of the heir to the throne, have been carefully advising on which steps to take.

"You need to check each plan carefully," he advised.

"Read each situation more carefully," Grant advised.

American officials are aware that they need to tread carefully when advising others, especially now, and they have avoided offering specific plans or proposals.