Sentence examples for generally advice from inspiring English sources

Generally, advice should include: visual and auditory improvements with vision correction or hearing aids if appropriate, improvement of household lighting, elimination of obstacles such as electrical cords and throw rugs, installation of assistive devices in the bathroom and kitchen, and use of canes and walkers for improved ambulation.

"Generally the advice is: Get the most you can and get on with your life".

This is generally good advice, since the old networks still have great influence.

Yes, finding ways to avoid looking like a jerk is generally good advice.

The play's toughest job falls to Kenneth Boys as Manders, the pastor in whom everyone confides and from whom emanates generally dreadful advice.

They were described to me as "touchingly naïve" by one Russian aide, and generally offered advice of the most self-evident sort.

It is generally good advice, more so if the salt is the good flaky stuff and the pepper is freshly ground.

"But generally, my advice is that if you're raising the issue, you've taken on the wrong role of interviewer rather than interviewee".

The children draw the family's drinking water from a roadside spigot and dig through a goodwill bin for clothes; every so often the law comes knocking, as does a social-services worker offering generally useless advice.

A Foreign and Commonwealth Office spokesman said: "Generally our advice, wherever you are travelling, would be pretty standard that you should be careful about your own personal documents in all circumstances and not part with personal data.

Big donors generally sought advice from one or more professionals, with 68 percent turning to accountants, 41 percent to lawyers, 39 percent to wealth advisers and 12 percent to bank or trust company staff.