Sentence examples for recommended essentially from inspiring English sources
The fact that the cookbook recommended essentially painting our food to make it look adequately cooked did not settle my stomach.
Publication in eLife is recommended essentially as is, but the following minor points could be considered while finalizing the manuscript for publication: 1) This well-argued paper could perhaps be improved somewhat if the very long run-on paragraphs are broken up to allow the reader to follow the discussion better.
Charley Casserly, the former general manager of the Washington Redskins and the Houston Texans, recommends essentially what Lynch does: double-team Davis or press him at the line of scrimmage with a safety that has some speed, a cover safety.
Spencer is quoted by Breivik over three dozen times, in several places at great length, and Breivik wrote, "About Islam I recommend essentially everything written by Robert Spencer".
Recommended means essentially required.
Most websites recommend that, essentially, the more partitions, the better.
Australia's notoriously labyrinthine $150bn£75.8bnbn) welfare system last week underwent a major review, which essentially recommended an overhaul.
He maintained his concern that the government had watered down the so-called leverage cap, that the ICB had recommended of 4% – essentially 25 times leverage – and settled instead for 3% which allows 33 times leverage.
Pope Paul VI rejected the majority report of a Vatican commission in 1966 that, after three years of study, essentially recommended that the church lift its ban on artificial birth control.
The UK's House of Lords has essentially recommended the extinction of online anonymity.
Cotton is being cropped under new ecological conditions by new cotton-producing farmers, but the cropping techniques recommended by developers have essentially remained the same.
