Sentence examples for from adviser from inspiring English sources

But it has not been easy for Mr. Ross to persuade his fellow developers to go from adviser to nonprofit builder at Queens West.

And in recent years, as his status shifted gradually from adviser to suspect, Dr. Ivins continued to cooperate with the F.B.I., answering questions from agents and from a grand jury, said his lawyer, Thomas M. DeGonia.

Labour's heartlands are culturally conservative places, and the metropolitan Milibands sometimes struggle to speak for them.Andy Burnham another who has taken less than a decade to ascend from adviser to leadership hopeful, via the important cabinet post of health secretary—has some of that earthy Labourism about him too.

DH Right after I got back from Mississippi came the first major escalations of the Vietnam war, when all of a sudden we went from adviser status to deploying full combat units there, and the rise to 600,000 troops began.

One particularly juicy response came from adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin and spinmeister Vladislav Surkov, known as the "grey cardinal" of the Kremlin.

Mr. Eckel had bought what he liked, in depth, without much input from advisers.

Whether redundancy is forced or voluntary, the message from advisers is clear.

He has learned that Trump recoils from advisers who are seen to be controlling him.

In his annual Christmas message the prime minister tentatively mentioned his big society idea again, despite warnings from advisers.

Britannica's long-standing practice of soliciting critiques of entries from advisers first began with this Supplement.

That sets him apart from presidents in the Western world, where most people rely on being fed information from advisers".