Sentence examples for recommendations remember from inspiring English sources

The Summly ingredient, as well as improvements to personalized recommendations (remember it also picked up Jybe late in March, too, to help with that side of the business), could help make sure this does a better job of attempting what Livestand wanted to accomplish.

Whenever considering a broker's recommendation, remember that the vast majority of brokers don't do their own independent research and are compelled to recommend what their firms are telling them to recommend.

You can use machine calorie counts or trainer recommendations, but remember that calorie counts are not always accurate.

Kolleen W, a Yelp reviewer from New Jersey who gave the Gum Wall a five-star rating, wrote on the recommendation site: "Remember to bring some colourful gum, your camera, and some hand sanitiser".

Sandberg explained that "Sponsored stories perform multiple times better than ads in Facebook's sidebar", partly because users are more likely to remember recommendations from a friend.

Facebook is trying to make it easier to find a months-old photo or restaurant recommendation, half remembered from a friend's feed, and unearth other information buried within your social network with a tool it calls Graph Search, Vindu Goel reports in The New York Times.

But if you grab the data and make a smart recommendation, people will remember how you made something stressful a snap, and they'll come back.

When reviewing vendor recommendations on Web sites, remember that companies with the most prominent displays do not necessarily offer the best service, said Andrea D'Angelo, the owner of One Fine Day, a wedding planning company in Mineola, N.Y.

This approach also has much to recommend it in helping children and others who are overwhelmed by all our dietary recommendations to understand and remember how to eat in a healthy fashion.

It is important here to remember the recommendations of the SRLF [2], the Code of Medical Ethics (Article 38) and the Penal Code (Article 221 1), which stipulate that in end-of-life situations "the physician does not have the right to cause death deliberately".

Finally, it is important to remember that recommendations for episiotomy use in Catalonia are framed within a strategy (SANC) that supports a model of care within which birth is considered a normal physiological process.