Sentence examples for Perfect prescription from inspiring English sources

Register your problems in advance to be sure of getting the perfect prescription.

Doctor's perfect prescription Dr Newland trains a small stable of horses at Claines in Worcestershire having retired as a GP, but continues to run a medical practice.

The NME awards tour crowd (mostly teenaged trendies) were perhaps too young to have heard Spacemen 3's The Perfect Prescription.

"The Perfect Prescription" and "Taking Drugs to Make Music to Take Drugs To" are Spacemen 3 albums; Spiritualized's 1997 release, "Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space," was designed to resemble pharmaceutical packaging.

The game appeared to be the perfect prescription for the Yankees to end their malaise, forget about a sluggish weekend in Boston and sleep soundly for the first time in a week.

He grew up in Dover, Massachusetts, listening to classic-rock radio, then had what he calls his "aha moment", hearing The Perfect Prescription by Spacemen 3 playing in the Mystery Train record shop in Boston.

"There is no perfect policy prescription," he said.

A single false-negative accounted for the less than perfect sensitivity of insulin prescriptions for type 1; the patient was prescribed an insulin pump that was recorded in the EHR as free text rather than as a structured prescription.

It's also naive to think that environmental problems such as pollution, water shortages and global warming will affect us equally, and expecting equal participation in the form of a one-size-fits-all prescription for the perfect green life is just as ignorant.

Unfortunately, there is no common prescription for the perfect schedule, and each person had a very different set of rituals.

In a note of unintended irony, the WSJ prescription for the perfect Memorial Day, a holiday established to remember the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. Armed Forces, is the lead feature in the section it calls "Off Duty".