Sentence examples for so advising from inspiring English sources

In so advising me, many of them subsequently become lost in daydreams about a partner who really listens.

So advising academic historians that they have to write more stimulating prose if they want to enlarge their readership misses the point.

"All it said was: 'I just got hit over the head.' " Many lawyers might have ignored this early call to duty, but Mr. Strazzullo sent a text message back within an hour or so, advising his client to complete her treatment and only then to think about a lawsuit.

Most papers treat the news of the death of the last surviving Goon in a manner of which he would probably have approved: the Times reproduces a letter that he sent to its obituaries editor in 1990, announcing that he had "not been feeling well lately", so advising the editor to check his obituary.

When information or documentation requested by the consumer is in the possession of a third party with whom the financial institution does not have an agreement, the institution satisfies the error resolution requirement by so advising the consumer within the specified time period.

This was actually a tricky way out of a dilemma: the Hippocratic Oath technically prevented doctors from helping women to procure abortions, but it only mentioned the more traditional methods by name, so advising them to abort using other tactics (like being beaten) was OK.

There is reason to believe he took office determined to deal withPeking and so advised, his advisers.

He has so advised the Hearst people.

He so advised the president, who accepted the recommendation".

But Congress will not act unless so advised by the Fed.

Question: when a teacher's sex changes, should parents be so advised?