Sentence examples for of specific advice from inspiring English sources

"The Present Shock" has little in the way of specific advice.

Gunther asked, however, about the degree of specific advice that a company could find in the guiding principles.

To help accomplish that, the Web offers an increasing amount of specific advice about situations and areas to avoid.

The DPP has said that crown counsel does not remember seeing the email and "cannot now recall" if it was the subject of specific advice at the time.

Neil McClanahan, an HR manager and a leg amputee, explains that this mismanagement has translated to a lack of specific advice available to disabled graduates and jobseekers.

"Amigo Gringo" offers plenty of specific advice — diet cream cheese is for puta babacas — but much of the show deals with bridging cultural and linguistic gaps.

Antenatal classes often stuff our heads full of the health benefits of breastfeeding, but are low on specific advice for how to establish feeding, and troubleshooting tips.

The larger the difference between these two figures, the less the value of any specific advice or any version of "common traits of successful people" analysis.

Taking these steps, while holding off on the third step of providing specific advice pending clarification of the PPA, has solid benefits for both employees and employers.

I get most of my specific advice from Strunk and White, "Elements of Style", which I call "S&W," I try to read it every few years to learn things.

"Further guidance for Higher and Further Education institutions on managing external speakers will be published following Parliamentary approval of the specific advice on this matter.