Sentence examples for definitive advice from inspiring English sources
No definitive advice exists about what motorists should do when encountering sudden, heavy fog.
Unfortunately there's no authoritative roster of poisonous plants to consult for definitive advice about edibility.
"I wouldn't take tax advice from a car dealer," Mr. Mikrut added, but he did not have definitive advice of his own.
"We advise that heated birthing pools, filled in advance of labour and where the temperature is then maintained by use of a heater and pump, are not used in the home setting while we investigate further and until definitive advice on disinfection and safety is available".
"We now need some definitive advice from the government as to whether aspirin should be recommended more widely," he said.
While stopping short of providing a definitive advice, below we elaborate on two considerations that such a decision could rest upon, the stage of development of the labor market and the introduction of UI as a quid pro quo for reforming badly performing severance pay.
Councillors in Nottinghamshire deferred making a decision on the iGas application until 15 November to allow them time to receive "definitive legal advice" on the Friends of the Earth intervention.
None are definitive, so our advice to prospective students is to understand the ethos behind each one before deciding whether what it believes is important is also what is important for you.
The software 'MSE Tool' is not intended to produce definitive real-world advice but provides a test-bed for managers to interactively design strategies and explore the complexities inherent to water quality management using a simple, yet effective, user interface.
The time to discharge was not increased as a result of having to provide definitive explanation and advice.
The truth is, the experts we rely on are just as vulnerable to bias and emotional influence as you or I. Jim Cramer's popular investment show, Mad Money, offers definitive "buy" and "sell" advice to viewers as he attempts to forecast the stock market the way political pundits forecast elections.
