Sentence examples for understanding advice from inspiring English sources

"Scrappers though they may be in their business lives," he says, "people who build businesses relish the chance to share in the understanding, advice and, yes, praise of their peers.

This new kind of leader will have "the spirit of God, the spirit of wisdom and understanding, advice and strength, the spirit of knowledge and fear/awe of the Divine" (Isaiah 11 2).

It is about communicating with other people to obtain help in terms of understanding, advice, information, treatment and general support in response to a problem or distressing experience" (p.4).

Applying a systems thinking lens to understanding advice-seeking behavior in Pakistan's PHC system is a key component of the healthcare delivery system [ 12], with PHC physicians being main actors within a complex health system [ 13].

In relation to patients' understanding of advice, findings show that assumptions about HCP-patient roles play a part: some patients misunderstood the advice given or lacked the perceived commitment required to make a lasting change.

"If only they would give me love, understanding, good advice".

I hesitate to stand up for GOOP, but there was one point where I found myself if not agreeing with, then understanding its advice, which was about picking out key pieces for your wardrobe six months in advance.

Having someone else who can change their schedule at the drop of a hat, keep the trains running at home and go that step further to provide unconditional support, understanding and advice (after all, who better than your life partner or spouse?) is key in allowing you to perform at your best.

Although he spoke very little English, I had no problem understanding his advice.

They may have trouble understanding medical advice and biomedical terminology, and they report less satisfying experiences of care and unmet health needs [ 22- 24].

Other barriers to recognising and managing physical conditions include difficulty in understanding healthcare advice, reduced motivation to adopt new lifestyle changes, poor treatment compliance, cognitive deficits, reduced pain sensitivity (induced by antipsychotic medication), poor communication and social skills.