Sentence examples for less advice from inspiring English sources

One drawback is that investors who choose to follow this route are given a bit less advice.

My long johns, it turned out, were an overinterpretation of Mr. Korff's "more is less" advice; everyone else was in briefs, boxers and/or bras.

I've probably read a hundred letters demanding that I offer less advice and more ethical theory — and an equal number that made the opposite demand.

Council chief executives would be more effective if they gave less advice to their political leaders, according to outgoing chief executive of Kensington and Chelsea, Derek Myers.

There is little fact and less advice in the "Chapbook," its subtitle notwithstanding, but there are plenty of opinions, most of them rather negative: poetry readings are nightmares, politics and writing don't mix, professors and critics (the terms are interchangeable) don't know what they are talking about.

In practical terms, happiness, defined as having what we want, simply requires less advice.

Follow their stress-less advice and you're all guaranteed to have an amazing time!

The same applies to less extreme advice.

NOT everyone, however, thinks that commissioned advisers provide valuable, much less unbiased, advice.

I can, however, give you some slightly less specific advice on sorting out your work placement.

Perhaps the instruction not to prick them before frying was less cooking advice, more hazard warning.