Sentence examples for give specific advice from inspiring English sources
It's hard to give specific advice on what you can disable, but learn more about the things you don't recognise and get rid of what you don't need.
Warning means cautioning the public when there is something specific to be alarmed about and the government can give specific advice about how to reduce risks substantially.
He is probably reluctant to give specific advice to specific countries, or publicly criticise any member country, but as it stands he is whiffing at the winds.
If a teacher came to me saying that their class wouldn't pay attention I would watch and give specific advice, such as stand still when you are talking to them, stop moving around the classroom, lower your voice".
As a teacher, my job wasn't just to grade essays, but to give specific advice for improvement, and to do that I needed to figure out what was wrong.
It is hard to give specific advice here, since much depends on the personality of your former adviser and the nature of your relationship.
Although he won't be drawn into giving specific advice to his UK counterparts, he stresses that on- and off-screen diversity go hand-in-hand.
However the risk for children in the moderate risk range was wide (16-48%), which makes it less useful for giving specific advice to families of these children.
The toolkit gives specific advice on when to assess a woman's VTE risk, what risk factors to watch out for, the situations in which it is and isn't a good idea to use blood-thinning medications as a preventive approach, and how to deal with special circumstances such as bed rest.
The Director emphasizes that persistence pays off: if the initial application is not approved, in most cases students are given specific advice about how to improve it and encouraged to resubmit a revised application.
