Sentence examples for recommendation often from inspiring English sources

Professor Sanders said another recommendation often made, tying options to an index so an executive would not profit if a stock just rose with the market, could be counterproductive.

Politics and Prose became a cornerstone of the community, a humming salon for the wonky and the literary alike and a neighborhood institution for those looking for a cup of coffee, a comfortable chair or just a good book recommendation — often courtesy of Mrs. Cohen herself.

Those who followed the doctor's recommendation often chose to learn very little about the alternative option and emphasised the trust they put in their healthcare team.

He made recommendations, often followed, for turning the companies around.

These positive recommendations often continued even after the industries and companies sagged, causing investors to question his objectivity and motives.

Instead, many people informally poll their friends for recommendations, often through social networks like Facebook and Twitter.

Such recommendations, often of very small organisations, can take a lot of staff time to win, and are no guarantee of regular income.

They have less access to information than their counterparts in less secretive systems, meaning their recommendations often lack "operationability", as one party insider put it.

Among many peoples, chiefs have very little coercive authority and depend on community consensus for implementing recommendations; often a number of recognized chiefs form a tribal chiefs' council.

As Chen explains, not everyone has the same interests, so those recommendations often fall short.

And the best recommendations often come from people you trust — your friends.