offer advice

My pay may not be the best in town, but I offer good economic advice.

If he says yes, be sure not to offer too much advice.

Your bank will probably offer financial help and advice as part of their services.

"Then perhaps the man who was with you a moment ago can offer us some advice."

Perhaps you might be able to offer some advice on the matter.

Was there anyone who wasn't going to offer her their good advice?

They hadn't thought to check the kind of advice being offered.

The normal reason to offer advice is the very same.

I did not want to know her secret, or to offer advice.

They were then asked to find information on who would contact them to offer advice and support.

The same network can introduce you to investors and help you build your marketing collateral, as well as offer advice on sales methods, suppliers and other business challenges.

"All these words they're hearing offer great advice and support," he said.

The law of the humans forbids the spokesman of men doing other than offer advice.

The Help sections below offer advice to all users on how to access and view all information, as well as our web policy.

It is one of the reasons why I can do so little to help you, other than offer advice.

A company formation agent, solicitor or accountant can carry out the process for you for a fee, as well as offer advice.

It certainly does not hurt to have a highly respected consulting organization offer advice that accords with that of the agency paying for it.

For the purposes of this brief, 'carbon offset providers' offer advice and/or the facility to reduce an individual's 'carbon footprint'.

As for the Republican line that all the Joint Chiefs ever do is offer advice and obey their commander in chief, it's worse than naive.