Sentence examples for instead advised from inspiring English sources

He instead advised her that she was better off without him.

In 2014, the FCO took Caño Cristales off the no-go list and instead advised going with a reputable tour operator.

Labour former cabinet ministers Lord Hutton and Alan Milburn wrote to The Times to caution Mr Miliband against "Dutch auction of... ever tighter immigration controls" and instead advised him to "have the courage of his convictions and come out fighting".

Consider the case of Elaine McDonald, who took her local council to court over its refusal to fund a night-time carer to assist her to go to the toilet and instead advised her to use incontinence pads.

Those with symptoms are instead advised to see their GP or local pharmacist, or use the minor injury units at Neath Port Talbot and Singleton hospitals.

Somehow, PwC missed these simple directives and instead advised Amerco that it didn't have to include the entities on its financial statements, and Amerco followed that advice from 1995 through 2001, the suit says.

He might instead advise James: "Rumble, young man.

REUTERS Law Firm Changed Teams in Takeover  |  The law firm Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz switched sides in United Technologies' takeover of the Goodrich Corporation, dropping Goodrich to instead advise the buyer, Bloomberg News reports.

He writies that Leveson warns police whistleblowers against going to journalists with stories and instead advises them to seek out other "confidential avenues in which they may have faith", such as the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

Without more evidence of risk, however, the agency says it is unwilling to issue such warnings, instead advising consumers to follow the guidance of health groups the world over: eat a balanced diet.

The author, who is research director at the Centre for the Study of Market Reform of Education, instead advises governments examining reform to return to teacher-centred and knowledge-focused schooling and to employ market-based education reform policies.