Sentence examples for points advised from inspiring English sources

"Focus most of your energy on your strengths and passions, while finding other great individuals and resources that excel at your weakest points," advised Donny Gamble, Founder of IdeaHacks.

During the last parliamentary sitting period, Guardian Australia revealed that federal cabinet had met without a single formal cabinet submission to consider and the government was embarrassed by the repeated leaking of widely distributed media talking points advising members to tell journalists that cabinet was functioning extremely well.

He says in a statement: For accuracy Brunswick at no point advised the BBC and nor did I.

Merck executives at one point advised her to switch to an alternative approach being explored by rival Pfizer.

I had by this point advised Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili to prepare an op-ed for The Wall Street Journal, an appeal to the world at a pivotal moment when his country and the West's credibility hung in the balance.

"It brings closure to the whole story," says Jose Cibelli of Michigan State University in East Lansing, who has derived stem cells from monkey parthenotes (Science, 1 February 2002, p. 819) and who at one point advised Hwang on how to distinguish a parthenote from a clone.

A further 800,000 people were at one point advised to evacuate after officials issued predawn warnings of "once in a half-century rains" to 5 million people in areas east and north of Tokyo.

As he was about to drop her off, a couple guys ran up on his car, pull his date out of the car, roughed her up, and with a gun pointed to his head, advised Vesey to start walking away.

"Don't be so tragic," Aunt Lila at one point advises Heavenly.

Low point: Advising the shadow chancellor to endorse "post neo-classical endogenous growth theory" in public.

You can't be too precious about your point, advises Will, because you will have complete breakdowns in communication.