Sentence examples for certainly advice from inspiring English sources

So with Rlay, we will provide some templates in the future and certainly advice for certain ways when we work with a client, but Rlay just gives a good interface to define these things very easily.

Companies certainly take advice from consultants, both individual and firms (and see my essay on Getting Advice from Consultants on this subject).

That is certainly good advice.

May certainly has advice on hand.

And yet C.B.T. practitioners certainly provide advice and work as a team with their patients to understand and treat problems.

This is certainly good advice, but it approaches the notion of an ideal man from a purely negative context.

That was almost certainly bad advice, bearing in mind their age – Mark was approaching 80 at the time – and need for regular income.

"Certainly, the advice to stop in five years should not stand," said Prof. Richard Peto, a medical statistician at Oxford University and senior author of the study, which was published in The Lancet on Wednesday and presented at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.

"I actually spoke about the Kosovo matter yesterday and said that's something we should consider and that's something that I will be raising with other foreign ministers – whether that's an international response that would work in these circumstances – we'll certainly take advice on that," she told reporters on Monday.

Now, it's certainly good advice as a company matures: limiting non-recurring revenue from services means better margins/ unit economics, a more scalable business, and so on.

This is an excellent question, and certainly terrific advice.