Sentence examples for has advised such from inspiring English sources

Carol Sanford is an author and consultant who has advised such companies as DuPont, Procter & Gamble, Seventh Generation and Google.

Mr. Moss, who has advised such Democrats as DAVID N. DINKINS, sought to play down his role in the Bloomberg campaign and said he did not know what he would be paid.

It's a unique 18-year-old who says, 'I don't care about that stuff, I want to learn".' This is an enormous concern, argued David W. Strauss of Art and Science Group, a company in Baltimore that has advised such colleges as Smith, Mount Holyoke and Randolph-Macon.

In addition to the Bronx Zoo, he has advised such Manhattan restaurants as Arizona 206 and The Canal House in the SoHo Grand Hotel, as well as large national hotel chains like Loews, and Las Vegas casinos such as Mandalay Bay.

"Visiting a campus once you've been accepted, especially if you visit with a group of similarly graduate-school bound students, can help students figure out what it would be like to be a graduate student at a particular institution," writes a professor who has advised many such students.

WHO has advised cities in such countries through programmes such as the Urban Health Equity Assessment and Response Tool, a guide for decision-makers.

Navarro who has advised leading Republicans such as former Florida governor Jeb Bush and Sen. John McCain, said McCollum alienated many of his key Hispanic supporters when he hustled out proposed legislation that would crack down on illegal immigration two weeks before the election.

Likewise, the World Health Organization has advised against implementing such supplementation in malaria-endemic settings.

The National Institutes of Health has advised the White House that such research promises new treatments and possible cures for many debilitating diseases and injuries, including Parkinson's disease, diabetes, heart disease, multiple sclerosis, burns and spinal cord injuries.

"The public discourse about new UIs [user interfaces] at the moment is at the level of celebrity gossip," says John Underkoffler, chief scientist of Oblong Industries, who has advised on technology in films such as Minority Report and Iron Man.

Tara Mohr, a leadership coach, has advised women not to use qualifiers such as "I'm no expert in this, but …" She delivered this advice on a blogpost for Goop, Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle community.