Sentence examples for constantly advise from inspiring English sources

Later on, Pratigya will recall this conversation: "It's a common belief in most families here that if they don't marry off their daughters at an early age, the girls may enter into a relationship with a boy, which will bring dishonour to their family…I told her that we, as parents, should consider a different approach...Mothers should constantly advise the daughter as a friend and not as a mother.

I suspect that people constantly advised the young Chanderpaul to deploy his left forearm more forcefully.

I struggled with Trinidad when we got there: there are frequent muggings and murders, and we were constantly advised not to walk anywhere alone.

Let It Follow You" (Preoccupations, Sept. 30), Cal Newport observed that while we are constantly advised to follow our true calling in life, many of us find our sense of fulfillment only over time, as we grow in our work.

As someone with a languages background and a role that requires constantly advising international clients she's understandably interested in the UK's export market, although she is surprisingly sanguine about Brexit.

Parents worry so much about "losing face" in the community that while boys have all the freedom they want, girls are constantly advised not to do anything that would "bring shame".

Hikers are constantly advised to be off mountaintops by noon to avoid the storms.

His instruction on the workings of nature came from the dervish Shams Tabrizi who constantly advised him to release his imagination from all constraints.

I used to have a junior high chemistry teacher who, in an effort to keep us moving forward on a problem or equation, constantly advised his students: "Write, Don't Think".

Training and supporting health staff to promote breastfeeding Exclusive breastfeeding is well recommended by health workers who constantly advised mothers on its need and its efficiency.

Accommodating spaces were offered for families of ICU patients, offering them a state of freedom within the ICU premises surrounding their beloved sick relatives; additionally they were constantly advised by a designated secretary to share their experience and any possible insight to improve the overall polity of our service.