Sentence examples for have long advised from inspiring English sources

Doctors have long advised people with diverticulosis to steer clear of nuts and foods with small seeds, fearing they might cause severe intestinal complications.

Doctors have long advised people recovering from blood clots in the leg to wear support hose to avoid the unpleasant complications that often follow.

Retailers and service technicians have long advised that it often makes sense to buy a new product rather than repair a broken one.

As a result of this uncertainty, doctors have long advised women to weigh their individual circumstances -- their own health and their family histories of cancer, osteoporosis, heart disease and so on -- in making the decision on hormone replacement.

Co-op and condominium lawyers have long advised developers that market-rate tenants can be evicted up to the day a conversion plan is declared effective by the attorney general, and buyers can begin closing on their units.

All this could add up to the "Death of Outsourcing", says a paper by KPMG, whose consultants have long advised Western firms on sending work overseas.These changes should discourage hostility to globalisation in rich countries, but they should not encourage complacency.

And Mr. James has retained John Weaver, a Republican political consultant who has long advised Mr. McCain, as his senior political adviser.

The director would be advised by an expert panel, similar to one that has long advised the federal government on Medicare reimbursements, with modest success.

The American Academy of Pediatrics has long advised parents not to let their children watch any TV until they are past their second birthday.

Fehr has long advised the N.H.L.P.A., having been brought in by Ian Penny, the union's general counsel since 1999 and the interim executive director after Kelly's dismissal.

The group has long advised papers on changing technology, business practices and law, but those functions have shrunk along with resources.