Sentence examples for mainstream advice from inspiring English sources

What makes entrepreneurs stand out and be successful online is not how well they conformed to mainstream advice; it is how well they innovate, how well they forge their own path and create their own success story.

That such a low-risk option was chosen indicates that the more seasoned actors around the president ― Secretary of Defense James Mattis and National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster ― seem to be providing sensible and mainstream advice.

Almost none of these scientific findings has been reflected in mainstream nutritional advice, which continues to emphasise the need for calcium.

Those who have combed the Internet for mainstream medical advice have, no doubt, been barraged with far more information than they could possibly want: scientific articles and pseudoscience; anecdotes of personal triumphs and tragedies; references to books and videos; and, of course, online support groups.

Like most of us, I am familiar with mainstream dietary advice – eat less sugar, salt and saturated fat, cut down on the cronuts and so on – but I much prefer the idea of discovering little-known shortcuts to longevity; I'm more of a "silver bullet" kind of guy.

The magazine Allure (which, like The New Yorker, is published by Condé Nast), a barometer of upscale but decidedly mainstream beauty advice, offers tips on nonsurgical chin-augmentation procedures and nicotinamide mononucleotide, a compound that appears to reverse aging in mice.

While perhaps not as vital as the fight against health quackery or climate change denial, it surprises me that the flaws and faults of mainstream relationship advice – usually just old wives' tales dressed up as biological facts – so frequently go unchallenged.

"It will never be a mainstream investment advice site.

You'll note that I am not recommending tapping up the mainstream independent financial advice (IFA) community – yet.

With improved access to appropriately specialised legal advice and mainstream medical services, there is greater potential to identify and therefore assist victims of trafficking.

A further user I spoke to told me some of her 'adventurous' friends might be tempted to try PMA, as mainstream media and Governmental advice is often not trusted by drug users due to its "drugs are bad" blanket mantra.