Sentence examples for likewise advised from inspiring English sources

In a 12-step guide to writing sex scenes, Steve Almond likewise advised writers to portray the "comic aspects" in the act, as well as a certain musicality: "If one of your characters, in a dire moment of passion, hits a note that sounds eerily like Celine Dion, duly note this".

And while he likewise advises borrowers not to switch jobs before the closing date, lenders can sometimes make adjustments without making changes to the loan terms.

Likewise, advise your cake baker that your wedding will take place outdoors so that he can avoid frostings that will melt in mild heat.

Likewise, he advised members of the Tesla Quartet to listen to a fiddler at a Hungarian restaurant in order to grasp the keening solos in the middle movement of Bartók's Fourth Quartet.

Likewise, I advise men to practice discretion and sensitivity to help make the divorce easier for everyone involved.

Likewise, people were advised to respect quarantine measures, but some news actors did not model this behaviour ("Senator Fielding has defied calls to stay at home despite having potentially been exposed to swine 'flu... .......... and " swine flu victim Karmichael Hunt will play for the Broncos against the Bulldogs tonight in Brisbane").

Likewise, the World Health Organization has advised against implementing such supplementation in malaria-endemic settings.

25 Likewise, the US Food and Drug Administration advises that liraglutide should be used with caution in patients with renal impairment owing to limited experience.

He advised others to do likewise: "one should not devote so much effort to the Meditations and to metaphysical questions, or give them elaborate treatment in commentaries and the like.

When Mr. Devore called from Washington, he told Mr. Forbes that he had bought some stock before he called on the phone, and he advised Mr. Forbes to do likewise.

17 21–23 Likewise, in computer-mediated consultations, doctors are advised to avoid trying to attend to patient and computer at the same time (eg, by 'signposting' computer use), to use mobile monitors and to 'look at the patient'.