Sentence examples for recommendations another from inspiring English sources

Unlike most major crash reports, this one had no recommendations, another sign of the board's thorough rejection of the idea that there is a problem with Boeing 767's.

Referring to the task force's recommendations, another Republican, Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming, said he was unsurprised "that if you put six career regulators in a room for 90 days that you're going to get a lot of Washington red tape".

As part of Major Roger Kellsall's recommendations, another site to the north-eastern side of Hobart Town was to be used for an additional fortification.

Thus, tracking FA profiles could affect dietary and clinical recommendations, another characteristic of a useful biomarker.

Using the same ACCP recommendations, another American study, including 187 medical ICU patients, showed that unintentional hypocaloric feeding occurred on 51% of ICU days [ 7].

In addition to incorporation of the NOACs into the recommendations, another significant change to the ESC guidelines was a move away from the use of the CHADS2 score to risk-stratify patients with AF, in favour of the CHA2DS2-VASc score.

One email shows that Clinton reached out to Talbott for a recommendation on "another smart, politically savvy assistant, preferably one [with] foreign policy experience expertise".

Quit whining and take an ibuprofen was the recommendation another dentist I called gave me.

If you want to find a restaurant recommendation another way, the app also allows you to follow specific users, or to browse guides where people have posted recommendations for vegetarians, or people who love nachos.

I hope not, but I don't have time to find out because I have to look up, at her recommendation, another writer I've never read, Multatuli, who's written another novel I never heard of, "Max Havelaar".

Eleven out of the 23 states (plus Washington, DC) with medical marijuana programs specifically cite PTSD as a qualifying condition for a pot recommendation; another two make it available at a physician's discretion.