Sentence examples for easily heed from inspiring English sources
This book helped me to better understand why people may not easily heed health advice (something we'll be giving out a lot as doctors).
Thirty-five pereportedporthatthat in their opinion a CDSS is able to assess patient data, and 18% of the respondents reported that they would easily heed to an advice given by a CDSS.
"Dogs can easily and quickly be taught to heed commands and disturb no one, ever," he said.
The State Department determined that Tanker Pacific and Ofer Brothers Group "failed to exercise due diligence and did not heed publicly available and easily obtainable information" that would have indicated that they were dealing with the Iranians.
Provided they heed these lessons, they are less likely to be so easily burnt next time round and there is sure to be a next time.The biggest mistake would be to sacrifice the benefits of well-functioning capital markets.
He felt that Roosevelt and his advisors did not heed Secretary of the Navy, Frank Knox's warning that it was "easily possible that hostilities would be initiated by a surprise attack upon the fleet or the Naval Base at Pearl Harbor".
We could easily take all these events as an excuse to hide out and live in fear, or we could powerfully choose to heed the words of William W. Purkey's dictum and live out loud.
Carmakers should take heed.
