Sentence examples for make advice from inspiring English sources
"make advice" is not correct or usable in written English.
You could use the phrase "offer advice" instead. For example: "I know you're going through a tough time right now, so let me offer some advice."
It's not just a case of letting algorithms do the calculations to develop an asset allocation But she sent out a warning too, saying: "Robo-advice shouldn't aspire to be simply a way of commoditising financial advice; it should be used to make advice better".
A provision of the 2006 Pension Protection Act that was meant to make advice even more widely available, would allow the same financial services firms that manage the mutual funds and other investments offered to participants to also provide specific investment advice to those participants.
Brokerage can mediate and resolve conflict, make advice and knowledge more accessible, and can act synergistically with network cohesion and strong ties to produce environments in which collaboration can flourish.
"Making advice up on the fly really undermines the kind of very careful, evidence-driven advice that is given," she said.
But the Web has made advice cheap, and last fall Merrill got with the times by launching an online discount brokerage account on the Web.
"Advice providers will be hard pressed to ignore the views of the (Labor Department) regarding historical performance and, consequently, forced to make significant changes to their advice models," the Institute warns, adding, "Advice providers could potentially decide to shut down their services temporarily or permanently making advice services less available to participants".
Information extracted from these forms included the quality and content of the CBSV assessments, referrals made, advice given and repeat measurements made by the DiPS.
Give them advice but also try your best to make your "advice" seem like it is something they have thought of themselves.
But whether this push into technology is going to make the advice better is debatable.
To help make healthcare advice, diagnosis and monitoring more accessible, telehealth services in Brazil are expanding.
DUBLIN--The Irish government has unveiled a set of measures to make scientific advice more accessible to its policy-makers.
