Sentence examples for has begun advising from inspiring English sources

A marketing consultant has begun advising the company and has recommended such steps as using telemarketing to "thicken" existing routes with additional customers.

Butte county has begun advising residents on what to do when they return, though they acknowledge that could be weeks or months away.

It has begun advising its suppliers on how to make their products more climate resilient by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving water conservation, and preserving biodiversity and ecosystems services to help improve crop yields.

The meeting is being hosted by Michael Kempner, a New Jersey public relations executive and one of President Obama's top national fund-raisers in the 2012 campaign, and will feature Harold Ickes, a longtime Clinton confidant who has begun advising the group, Ready for Hillary.

So investors like Lux Capital's Bilal Zuberi has begun advising portfolio companies to start preparing for times they've never seen.

In recent months, he had begun advising aides he would have wanted to keep with him were he to run for or become President to leave his staff.

Some cardiologists have begun advising patients to seek out uncoated aspirin because other studies have suggested that the uncoated type may be more effective.

Doctors at three health centers in Massachusetts have begun advising patients to eat "prescription produce" from local farmers' markets, in an effort to fight obesity in children of low-income families.

But while the company dukes it out in a New York court, Philip A. Gelston and James C. Woolery of the law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore have begun advising clients of a potential way to beat back this investor camouflage.

Some airlines have begun advising passengers on tickets and through videos how to reduce the risks by drinking plenty of water and juice; limiting intake of tea, coffee and alcohol; and moving their limbs at their seats or walking in the cabin.

As always, I'm trying to keep it simple, so I've begun advising my marketing colleagues to think about a new mnemonic for remembering the three skills that will soon matter most.