Sentence examples for confident advice from inspiring English sources

Such confident advice is particularly clear as it relates to Muslim women, with Ramadan attacking "literalists" who propagate horrors including female circumcision, forced marriages, honour killings and domestic violence.

He's the hot dog, she's the buns; together, they offer sound and confident advice for navigating all those wonderful confusions of romance.

It requires legal advisers capable of giving assertive, consistent and confident legal advice – and ministers who follow that advice.

Still, it is best to learn the dreams off by heart as this will make the querents much more confident taking advice from you.

32 Studies 26 50 has shown that callers have a great credence in telenurses advices, and despite not feeling quite confident regarding the advice, the callers followed them.

"If you've built up a rapport, they can feel confident about your advice".

But the best thing, he says, is that he has become more confident about offering advice to other veterans.

"Regarding the comment that it is safe to serve whole cuts of beef and lamb rare as long as they have been properly cooked on the outside, it is not clear to me that we can be confident of this advice for sheep meat," Dr Lund said.

A majority of respondents (68%, n = 126), felt confident in giving advice on the introduction of solid foods.

Health visitors were significantly more confident about the advice they provided than GPs (post-hoc Mann Whitney test Z = 3.44, p = 0.001) and nurses (Z = 3.92, p < 0.001).

The data presented here will additionally be of use to managers and providers of HIV services in order that they can provide consistent and confident support and advice to people with HIV.