Sentence examples for possibility of advising from inspiring English sources

His sabbatical year next year, they said, may be a moment for him to survey his opportunities, including Wall Street or the possibility of advising a Democratic presidential campaign.

Even the trekkers' guide for Borrowdale, which starts in Seathwaite, only mentions the possibility of rain by advising walkers to wear appropriate clothing because "the weather can be changeable".

There must now be a genuine possibility of Woods being advised by his medical team to rest for several months to allow his back problem to fully clear.

Some authors described how postoperative complications could reduce the possibility of pregnancy and they advise an ovariopexy to keep the ovaries away from the affected areas [ 21, 22].

Before the Final Four games on April 1, Mr. Williams will work out all the possibilities and advise the front-runners of their chances of winning.

To avoid these possibilities Lalic advises the move-order 6...Bxd2+ 7.but2 Nxdoes.Qxd2 Qe7, but does not mention the possibility of White answering 6...Bxd2+ with 7.Nxd2.

The union is discussing the possibility of a panel being established to advise players.

But a good trusts and estates lawyer would have anticipated the possibility of these problems and would have advised his or her client accordingly.

P&G's original offer allowed for the possibility of an agreement, but it was advised that it could get away without one.The Wella preference shareholders doubt that P&G can achieve its goals for Wella without full-scale integration.P&G hit another local snag last month in its talks to buy Beiersdorf, the Hamburg-based maker of Nivea.

Firefighters, on and off-duty, were advised about the possibility of evacuations and would be pulled into work if needed.

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