Sentence examples for detail advice from inspiring English sources

Senior managers at Japanese automakers tend to say that high productivity comes from a constant attention to detail, advice that American automakers are starting to follow.

What we don't hear often enough, though, is the detail; advice on where to look for work experience, what (and where) is most respected by employers, what's the route from placement to permanent role and so on.

Detailed advice on the laws and regulations have been given by the government and the TUC.

Detailed advice for air travelers is available on the department's Web site, www.dhs.gov.gov

Detailed advice on software use and copyright laws is available from Harvard's Office of the General Counsel, Holyoke Center 980, (617) 495-1280.

Christian pastors and Muslim imams have come together to draw up guidelines detailing advice on how to deal with inter-faith marriages.

They always depend on arcane legal issues, usually to do with the conditions of wills and rights of inheritance, about which Collins took detailed advice from lawyer friends.

Although other guidelines on managing hypertension have endorsed home blood pressure monitoring, this is the first time experts have given detailed advice about its use.

However, the outgoing commander in charge of Nato troops in Afghanistan, General John Allen, has prepared detailed advice for the president, and the UK is among nations privately urging Obama to decide as soon as possible.

In addition to offering historical context (who knew that the word housekeeping dates to 1538?) and lavish photographs of the kind of places you'll never live in, the manual also gives detailed advice about the care and cleaning of things like archaeological collections and armor, drawn from centuries of oh-so-British care of historic homes.

And, updating guidelines last issued in 1996, the recommendations give detailed advice about the best way to measure blood pressure in children and redefine the readings that require medical attention, said Dr. Bonita Falkner of Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, chairwoman of the group of doctors who developed the report.