Sentence examples for sort of recommended from inspiring English sources

In a week or so, the Global Drug Survey team will release the world's first safer drug using limits (starting with cannabis) – a sort of recommended maximum intake, if you like – based on information provided by tens of thousands of people who use drugs.

Anyway: If you ever fancy mulled wine very, very, very bad mulled wine without the sheer rigmarole of studding an orange with cloves and warming it slowly in a deep pan while children sing carols around you, then I can sort of recommend that you add a dab of PSL syrup to some Merlot before chugging the whole thing down.

This is an attempt to find meanings, both revealed and imposed, and often Marcus quite intentionally writes as though he is under the influence of the sort of drugs recommended for listeners to such music in the era when the name of Owsley Stanley, the leading LSD chemist, was revered as greatly as those of all but the most famous rock stars.

The sort of structure recommended is a highly centralized government in which the ruler retains firm control of the "two handles" of government: punishment and favor (chapter 7).

Baiting for a mullets can be a tricky task, with all sorts of baits recommended and discouraged.

Also on the start screen are all sorts of new, recommended and highly-rated apps that you should become familiar with and consider installing.

The UN team suspended its operations in Iraq and the Security Council warned Mr Hussein of "serious consequences" if he carried out his threat to expel the Americans within a week.Emboldened by recent splits in the Security Council, Mr Hussein had encouraged his claque in Iraq's sort-of parliament to "recommend" to the country's leaders that co-operation with UNSCOM be suspended.

But amazingly, when the final report issued, no disciplinary measures of any sort were recommended.

Two further alternate materialist treatments of sensory qualities are an "adverbial" theory of the sort recommended by Chisholm (1957) and Sellars (1967), and outright eliminativism.

I've never even been there, and it doesn't sound like — do they even have an arena?' But David's got a way of recommending that sort of pushes you".

On February 3rd Argus Media, one of the biggest energy PRAS, became the first to complete the sort of external audit recommended by IOSCO, of the way it produces benchmarks on coking coal and on various fuels for power plants.Others worry about any proposal to, in effect, license journalism.