Sentence examples for controversial advice from inspiring English sources

The apparently controversial advice contained in the poster's one word was: Breathe.

But their book is important for the way it illuminates life today and for the controversial advice it offers on how to live.

But women's rights activists said that the controversial advice failed to reflect the country's entrenched culture of sexism which leaves many women – especially poor women – with little control over their bodies.

UUK's controversial advice took the example of an ultra-orthodox religious group invited to speak as part of a wider series of talks on faith, where the speaker requested the audience be segregated.

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And for the love of Zod, turn on two-factor authentication, which is, astonishingly, still somewhat controversial advice.

Oster became interested in the so-called fertility cliff when researching her book Expecting Better, which tackles the data behind some of the most common (and controversial) pregnancy advice.

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In addition to their controversial restrictive dietary advice aimed at all patients with cancer, there was specific advice to reduce fibre while having radiotherapy to the pelvis.

Britain's leading anti-obesity campaign group is in turmoil after its controversial new dietary advice provoked serious infighting and threats by leading doctors to shun it over its "misleading" views.

The committee's calcium recommendations are not likely to be nearly as controversial as its advice on vitamin D. The summary of the panels' report says national surveys show that most people in the United States and Canada get enough calcium, the notable exception being girls ages 9 to 18.