Sentence examples for recommendations flawed from inspiring English sources

The North American Meat Institute has called the recommendations "flawed" and "nonsensical", and pinpointed that the DGAC has failed to note the importance of "nutrient-dense" lean meats in a healthy diet.

"The recommendations are flawed and retrograde, regressive and uncertain in a fashion that it would irreparably harm consumer interest".

The analysis which served as the foundation for the recommendations was so flawed that the exercise now lacks any credibility.

Consequently, he said, the assertion that investors were misled by the analysts' recommendations on Covad was flawed.

The journal that published Krauss's review, wary of outrage among its readers, prefaced it with a rebuttal by a former right-hand man of Ancel Keys, which implied that since Krauss's findings contradicted every national and international dietary recommendation, they must be flawed.

The implementation of Alexander's theory is also criticised for: (i) being overly controlling and restrictive, (ii) including flawed patterns and recommendations for design, and ultimately, (iii) failing to accomplish the intended goal of creating beautiful and whole designs.

The panel's recommendations are based largely on studies that are intrinsically flawed and whose data are incomplete at best.

"The report is clearly flawed, which is why it makes absolutely zero recommendations," he said in an emailed statement.

But there are concerns that this method of remuneration is flawed, as advisers may allow this commission to influence their recommendations.

The Food and Drug Administration's recommendation that sperm banks screen out gay and bisexual donors is flawed far beyond the reasons given in "Who's Your Daddy?" (Op-Ed, May 19).

Mr. Krugman's policy recommendations may have some merit, but his political advice, in this case, is flawed.