Sentence examples for recommendations to try from inspiring English sources

And yet again he has produced a set of recommendations to try to end the widespread bad practice.

In January, Mr. Schumer formed a panel of corporate executives, state and city officials and urban planners to make recommendations to try to solve the problem.

So in the end nothing happened, and the Australian Electoral Commission's recommendations to try to make sure the problem never happened again were ignored.

The commission sets out sensible recommendations to try to deal with these and other defects in the framework, but it is highly questionable whether most of them could be satisfactorily remedied without changing the whole vision.

In 2011 Darren Henley produced a magnificent national plan for music education where he evaluated in detail the situation in our country and offered a series of recommendations to try to continue the great work already being done, and to address the imbalance of available opportunities.

The inquiry will aim to determine the facts of her death, identify contributory factors and make recommendations to try to prevent a similar death happening again.

When the drills were drawn, the manure spread, and the seed laid in, a bean was placed between every two of the sets; and this task performed, he had nearly a half of the pulse remaining, which he distributed among the neighbouring cottagers, with a recommendation to try the same experiment.

It has evolved from an initial human-only in-app gig curation to a blend of human and algorithmic recommendation to try to crack the new (live) music discovery problem at scale.

You access the speech-recognition features by tapping on the screen or the button on the side and, when the watch disconnected, this resulted in a bit of spinning and then a half-hearted recommendation to try a few things that didn't require Internet connectivity.

It's very general advice at best, and a recommendation to try Weight Watchers or something like that.

Even if a recommendation does meet such criteria, if health professionals do not perceive it to do so, the challenge still remains: whilst the behaviour change intervention can target negative perceptions of a recommendation to try and encourage uptake, gaining health professionals' engagement in the initial diagnostic analysis in such instances is still a challenge.