Sentence examples for recommended help from inspiring English sources

In his book Emotions: Mystery Or Madness, psychologist and psychiatrist Robert John McAllister highly recommended Help at Any Cost, and called it "an excellent and informative book on the subject of the 'troubled-teen industry' ", and "important reading for any parent who is considering sending a teenager to a tough love program, a boot camp, or a wilderness program".

• To the Editor: Your editorial recommended "helping people manage their retirement withdrawals so that the money lasts a lifetime".

Hence, educating this population to recognise the condition could be expected to trigger appropriate treatment beliefs and recommended help-seeking behaviours.

The substantial increase in endorsed statements makes the recommended helping actions more specific and detailed, reducing uncertainty around how to carry out an action.

Re-developing these guidelines is necessary to ensure they contain the most current recommended helping actions and remain consistent with the suicide prevention literature.

The substantial increase in endorsed statements makes the recommended helping actions more specific and detailed, reducing uncertainty around how to carry out an action through being more directive.

This study aims to re-develop the 2008 NSSI first aid guidelines to ensure they contain current recommended helping actions and remain consistent with the NSSI intervention literature.

This was achieved by searching the available literature for recommended helping actions, with expert panellists, then rating their importance for inclusion in the guidelines.

Proper hydration and taking it easy, as sports doctors recommend, helped me slowly get by.

The report recommends helping the industry get started by offering a credit from 2002 to 2007, but it does not say how big the credit should be; bills already introduced in Congress would offer $2,000 to $4,000.

The report also recommends helping disadvantaged families make better school choices, so that their children, as well as those from middle-class families, apply to the country's more popular, better performing schools.