Sentence examples for impossible to recommend from inspiring English sources

"As for the book under review, the theoretical errors I have explained are important, pervasive and integral to its thesis in a way that renders it impossible to recommend.

But it goes on to say that it is difficult to know whether echinacea works, because the clinical trials, many of which were financed by the industry, had deficiencies, and because each echinacea product contains different properties, making it impossible to recommend one brand over another.

It's nearly impossible to recommend something without any reservations, but I think I can get by with only one: if you don't want to buy Apple, buy Zune.

Because "it is impossible to recommend a generalized range especially during exercise when conditions are dynamic and changing, there is not one size that fits all!" she adds.

He noted that it was "virtually impossible to recommend" the game to those with lower-end computers, but he believed that it was also "impossible to condemn Looking Glass for programming the game this way, because it feels so real, and its authenticity is what makes it so much fun".

Without a detailed BP reduction value, it is impossible to recommend this conclusion for researchers worldwide.

It was so good, in fact, that despite myself I've found it impossible not to recommend it to virtually everyone I've met since.

Review reveals that there are still large discrepancies between different sets of data for the same salt systems and that it is impossible currently to recommend reference data/measuring methods that can guide the reader for a selection of the best systems.

As to NSAIDs taken orally, there is probably a short-term effect, although it is impossible to either recommend use or not.

Those things are somewhat excusable, but when you lop on a fat body and poor battery life (likely the most crucial feature in any phone), it's nearly impossible for me to recommend this device.

Many neuroscientists are particularly worried that the use of tDCS by children and young adults could affect their long-term neural development.Some of these concerns can be addressed by manufacturing tDCS devices to make it difficult, or impossible, to exceed recommended currents or to apply the electrodes incorrectly.