Sentence examples for prevailing advice from inspiring English sources

And Todd Kashdan, author of The Upside of Your Dark Side, provides hard evidence that brilliantly challenges prevailing advice in modern psychology.

SIMPLER SOLUTIONS The prevailing advice is to wait and see.

That seems to be the prevailing advice for anyone thinking about a European vacation: book now, or find a less popular destination for your summer travels.

At the heart of what these trust-fund progressives are doing is a belief that runs counter to the prevailing advice given by trust and estate professionals, if not a broader swath of society.

But these aids won't help cruise passengers ward off the Norwalk virus, which has been back in the news; to avoid that, rigorous hand-washing on the ship is the prevailing advice.

Mike uncovers the flaws in the prevailing advice to stay healthy and get fit in Eat Meat And Stop Jogging.

In accordance with prevailing medical advice, she feeds her daughter breast milk only.

Whatever the rationale for the policy change, breast-feeding advocates say it will make it easier for millions of women to heed the prevailing medical advice.

The latest findings, published in the British Medical Journal, appear to confirm the growing realisation that the prevailing health advice for the past half century to cut down on foods that are rich in saturated fats such as butter and cheese may have been misguided.

Once, dozing aboard a train to Atlantic City, Mr. Perna reacted to the sudden whoosh of a passing train by diving to the floor, yelling, "Incoming!" The prevailing medical advice — even for someone like Mr. Perna, who had fought in North Africa, Italy and France, who had been wounded and spent six months in a German P.O.W. camp — amounted to "put it all behind you".

Pressure on families to parent in a certain way has always existed, but the form the advice takes changes with the prevailing zeitgeist.