Sentence examples for innocuous advice from inspiring English sources
By presenting her views in the form of an innocuous advice column, not as politics but as common sense, she operated as a sort of stealth progressive.
Even this seemingly innocuous advice to promote decisions based on good science hides significant value judgments about the appropriate standards of evidence in policy contexts (Ashford 1988; Cranor 1993).
This temporal association does not prove causation, but raises the possibility of a net harmful effect of seemingly innocuous dietary advice.
What about that seemingly innocuous historian giving advice on period details? Could it be, as Rose's partner, Abby Sideris, suggests, that the house is haunted?
The innocuous sounding Technical Advice Note 8 was issued in 2005 by the Welsh government.
More important, Mr. Stanley said, the advice was innocuous.
At best, prescriptive advice is innocuous.
In any other career, that advice would seem innocuous, even obvious.
A proposal to restrict the deadline for applications from four to six months remains: innocuous to those of us with easy access to legal advice and technology and open and transparent courts, potentially devastating for applicants who don't.
For visitors to the city it's a fountain of information and advice, but taxi driver William Dube says that for him the innocuous-looking building will always be associated with his torture at the hands of the police.
