Sentence examples for embrace advice from inspiring English sources
(Experimental studies show that neither indicates poor quality). Seekers also don't embrace advice when advisers disagree among themselves.
If some experts don't like admitting fallibility how much harder is it for lay men and women who have embraced advice they are now told to discard?
Each was asked to score 16 policy areas on a 10-point scale; a 10 meant policymakers should totally embrace the advice of scientists, and a zero meant that they should completely ignore scientific advice.
They had hoped more members of Congress would embrace the advice that Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman (I-Conn). gave the president during one session in the Cabinet Room.
Will more earthbound women, struggling with cash flow and child care, embrace the advice of a Silicon Valley executive whose book acknowledgments include thanks to her wealth adviser andOprah Winfrey?
The more open-minded and coachable you are, the more you listen to and embrace our advice, the more we'll be open to doubling down when things get tough.
Yet, while saying his "hands-off" management style had worked well in the past but had fallen short in the Iran-contra affair, Reagan did not clearly embrace the advice of both critics and friends that he alter his personal method of governing.
BlackRock's bet that its clients will embrace robo-advice shows that attitude is evolving.
Dr. Meslin praised the Balinese authorities for eventually embracing expert advice on culling.
