Sentence examples for useful counsel from inspiring English sources

Yoseph Leib Ibn Mardachya is the author of "Cannabis Chassidis: The Ancient and Emerging Torah of Drugs" (Autonomedia press, 2012) an epic devotional study of Cannabis and other ethneogens in Judaism and its heresies throughout history, into super-modernity, in the hopes of passing on a useful counsel with regards to their use beyond "do" or "don't".

His advice to a Muslim friend that he should read more Bertrand Russell was typical of his own background and taste, but perhaps not the most useful counsel he could have given.

In addition, it is sometimes useful to counsel the live-in relatives of individuals with schizophrenia.

Even to have a person who could project calm and hope, and who could offer useful, reliable counsel would have been a gift from above — but that the emergence of such a person seemed so completely out of the question demonstrates an unimaginable failure at all levels.

Our survival analyses can be useful to counsel such patients.

Our results may be useful in counselling patients and their first-degree relatives.

Once externally validated, it may be useful for counselling or designing primary prevention studies.

Once externally validated, the score may be useful for counselling or designing primary prevention studies.

The resulting predictive value of such risk groups may be less accurate and thus less useful for counselling purposes.

It will be useful for counselling patients as well as for the design and stratification of patients in clinical trials.

This would be particularly useful in counselling women at high risk for developing breast cancer, in whom epidemiological models of risk assessment and current screening tools have well recognized limitations [ 10, 14].