Sentence examples for more advising from inspiring English sources

Already, the Internet is causing disintermediation within companies, he argues, just as it did in e-commerce: the human-resources department does much less administration once the benefits system is more self-service, but rather more advising and consulting.

Students in general studies programs remark on the smooth transition".There was a lot more advising than my friends in other majors," says Jennifer Fannin, a senior in Texas A&M's general academic program".When I went to my freshman orientation, I was able to meet with an adviser and he spoke to me about what class times would be best for me and about a work load that would be a good fit".

But leaving them without actionable data, crappy interfaces, and clunky reports as they take on more advising and student interventions is dangerous.

"Any buyer will need to spend more before he earns more," advised Moore.

("Less is more," advised Bill Joos during the Perfecting Your Pitch seminar. "Bait hooks, don't force feed fish").

Say you would like to visit Auvers-sur-Oise, Cezanne and van Gogh country, which Mr. More advises is a 90-minute train ride from Gare St.-Lazare.

What's more, advises Rickertsen: "Make sure all your senior managers sign a non-disclosure agreement promising to keep details under wraps as long as possible".

A link to "Learn More" advises that "you'll still be able to access your synced photos in Moments, a new app created by Facebook".

Other Australians served as advisers with the British Military Mission to the White Russian General, Anton Denikin in South Russia, while several more advised Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak in Siberia.

Therefore, TRAIL-R1 or TRAIL-R2-specific TRAs such as antibodies would be more advised in the latter case.

Harvard students put together a Student Bill of Expectations calling for more feedback, smaller classes, a less competitive grading system and more faculty advising.