Sentence examples for interpreting advice from inspiring English sources
A young person with ASD may have difficulty in interpreting advice given and in understanding the need for specialist help for persisting or recurring mental health problems.
Parents often hear very different messages to what the doctor may have said, as emotions are already running high, and they could interpret advice or observations as criticism of their parenting skills.
He never suggested that we should start eating Snackwell cookies -- but that is how our culture interpreted advice to eat less fat.
If you interpret advice to stop playing with fire as a license to start playing with sulfuric acid, you may not improve your risks of getting burned.
The panel's divided votes on Bextra and Vioxx make interpreting its advice on those drugs more difficult, Dr. Jenkins said.
Her mother's employer led the search for credible doctors, interpreting their advice and helping to cover the roughly £600 in diagnostic and surgical costs.
Deena Kastor, the American record holder for the marathon, interprets the advice selectively.
"Interpret this advice as best you can when faced with your local shop's selection of vintage Lambrini".
"Page Two of all books advising clients on their deals contained a disclaimer that 'nothing in this document can be interpreted as advice'.
Most of the applicants appeared to have read a large number of "how to get hired" articles and interpreted their advice as "sell yourself relentlessly".
The ways in which Government obtains and interprets scientific advice have not been good enough.
