Sentence examples for especially advised from inspiring English sources

Female students are especially advised to wear an adequately modest hijab, remove their makeup, and sit separately from male students.

Future research is especially advised to concentrate on generating information on non-monetary transfers and provide more insights and accurate information about remittance senders and their working conditions at destination.

Seniors are especially advised to be cautious about sharing personal details with telephone solicitors or strangers on the street.

Exercising in water keeps the body cooler, so it's often an option for pregnant women, who are especially advised not to permit themselves to get overheated during exercise.

18 It is especially advised for individuals aged 60 years and older, individuals from certain ethnic groups, for example, Afro-Caribbeans, and for those with selected diseases predisposing to eye disorders, for example, diabetes, glaucoma or close relatives with eye disease.

It is never wise for any government to be blackmailed by terrorists into abandoning its policies, but it seems especially ill advised for Manila to be doing so.

For one, Trump remains unmanageable, especially when advised to rein in his pugilistic, if not deliberately offensive, campaign style.

He wrote five books and dozens of articles, and especially enjoyed advising undergraduates on their independent studies.

"Clearly, there is an important role for the chamber to perform in assisting British companies operating in Russia, and especially in advising them on how to abide by the letter and spirit of any sanctions," he said.

We ought to be equally skeptical of political advisers making similarly myopic recommendations--especially those advising Democrats, who are advantaged by gender and racial growth patterns.

Since operating on a newborn is especially risky, they advised us to delay open-heart surgery until his first birthday.