Sentence examples for widespread advice from inspiring English sources

The latest attacks, which have led to widespread advice that users should disable Java on their browsers, were spotted last week.

Our results do reinforce the widespread advice to reduce intake of ruminant fats, because these are also the major source of saturated fatty acids in affluent diets.

Despite widespread advice about healthy living, four out of five US citizens have lifestyles that put them at increased risk of heart attack and stroke [ 30].

Scientific tests show that pine needles and coffee grounds do not have a reliable, significant effect on soil acidity, despite widespread advice to the contrary.[7][8].

The qualitative interviews highlighted that although nurses were supportive of the 6 month guideline, there was widespread recognition that advice should be tailored to the needs of the baby.

"This advice has widespread support from the sector and will provide greater clarity, transparency and accountability about how this money is used and how it benefits schools".

In a new draft quality standard published on Thursday, Nice reiterated its updated guidance of February 2013 that all eligible people with fertility problems should be offered the full treatment and made clear its displeasure at the NHS's widespread defiance of its advice.

"With cuts and debilitating restructuring comes the spectre of advice deserts, widespread miscarriages of justice, hundreds of thousands denied redress and the draining of the talent pool of future lawyers and judges as young people increasingly choose a career away from civil and criminal law".

In recent electoral politics, one of the most striking internet-related developments is the increasingly widespread use of Voting Advice Applications (VAAs).

Amid widespread confusion about what advice heart attack survivors should get about sex, a review letter published this week in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology offers grounds for optimism.

The government's failure to adequately convey a clear rationale for the measures undertaken tended to reduce the credibility of information and led to widespread misinterpretation of the advice about home isolation.