Sentence examples for countless recommendations from inspiring English sources

We've heard countless recommendations about how to network, find a mentor and a sponsor, and have critical doors opened for us.

Since my diagnosis a year and a half ago, I've received countless recommendations for purported cures and treatments for cancer.

Council members have come and gone; development proposals have been altered, amended, rewritten and scaled down; committees and subcommittees have held public hearings, commissioned studies and made countless recommendations, and residents have cast ballots three times on proposed hotel projects.

Sohn says that since she started the feature in mid-September it has doubled traffic to her 5-year-old blog (jeanasohn.blogspot.com) — from 2,000 hits a day to 4,000 — and generated countless recommendations as well as a few eager volunteers.

Volumes of research, hours of expert testimony and countless policy recommendations have been dedicated to finding effective Western approaches to Putin's regime.

Countless initiatives and recommendations have come to nothing at the 11th hour.

The discussions played out over most of 2009 amid the hum of the third floor newsroom and in the executive suites high above Times Square, consuming what seemed like countless meetings and consultants' recommendations.

Its principal reason for rejecting the recommendation of countless experts, including a former law lord, the former director of public prosecutions and the former head of MI5, seems to be that allowing this type of evidence in court will lead to more complex and costly trials.

The investigation shares the stories behind the statistics to draw attention to failures and oversights that continue to occur and contribute to deaths in custody, despite countless pages of reports and coronial recommendations.

Countless apps have tried to nail down the recommendations space, with not one rising to dominance.

It's refreshing to hear leaders in the business world coming around on these issues because, at a 2000 Wharton Work/Life Roundtable, we made nearly identical recommendations, which have been repeated and reiterated in countless places.