Sentence examples for rarely recommend from inspiring English sources

"We rarely recommend walking barefoot because there are more disadvantages than advantages," Dr. Greiff said.

I rarely recommend wipes, but I will reluctantly accept that on flights, camping holidays or long car journeys, they are helpful.

With all this in mind, advisers rarely recommend new investment in with-profits, largely because there are cheaper, more flexible and more tax- efficient alternatives.

Most states allow this, but defense lawyers rarely recommend it; they believe a jury of twelve people is more subject to doubts, and therefore less likely to convict, than a single presiding magistrate.

"People would rarely recommend family members go off digitalis and see if they have a new bout of congestive heart failure," Post says.

I would wager that the Megalodon's $1,100 price tag would turn off quite a few people and, as a rule, I rarely recommend non-complicated watches out of small houses at above $500 or so simply because often the value and craftsmanship aren't there.

He rarely recommends their use.

Other options are usually under-publicised or rarely recommended but, fortunately, they do exist.

In Timmy's case, it could have been detected and his death prevented, but the screening is expensive and is rarely recommended routinely by doctors.

He hates most other restaurants (for someone who's supposed to be an ambassador for Italian cuisine he rarely recommends any other Italian restaurants apart from his own).

So it is most commonly used as a solution for chronic pain over many years – and rarely recommended for those with less than a few months to live.