Sentence examples for that would advise from inspiring English sources

"I don't think there's any lawyer in the country that would advise Jeff Sessions" not to.

Science fiction never imagined Google, but it certainly imagined computers that would advise us what to do.

Cooper promised to back government plans to cut corporation tax and vowed to set up a prominent business advisory group that would advise her as party leader.

A draft policy from the National Institutes of Health proposed a steering committee that would advise on research in which human cells could make a "substantial contribution" to animal brains, excluding rodents.

And the new British prime minister, Gordon Brown, just proposed a youth commission that would advise whether to let 16-year-olds vote, hinting that he is in favor.

Under questioning by Mr. Haddon, Detective Loya said that when he and his partner drove to Mr. Bryant's hotel that night, about 24 hours after the incident in his room, they carried neither a written consent form that would allow a search without a warrant nor a written form that would advise him of his legal rights.

That's what change looks like, and that's the kind of innovation that I would advise somebody to invest in.

Thereafter, additional open-ended questions assessed other questions that patients had, information that they believe is important to know about CKD and questions that they would advise other CKD patients to ask doctors.

55% said that they would advise the use of ruby/aqeeq/yaqoot or marjan while 13% said that they would advocate the use of sapphire.

Most focus group participants (who may have been a particularly health-conscious sample) said that they themselves would accept the offer of hepatitis screening, and that they would advise their family and friends to respond similarly.

94 said that they would return to Pakistan after a certain amount of time, while 113 said that they would advise others to leave Pakistan as well.