Sentence examples for To be attendant from inspiring English sources

Well now we've heard that medical staff object, so Deborah are medical staff entitled to refuse to be attendant on events like this?

In 1616, following Grey's death, Hues began to be "attendant upon th'aforesaid Earle of Northumberland for matters of learning", and was paid a yearly sum of £40 to support his research until Northumberland's death in 1632.

These brave crewmembers have my admiration!" Patrick Liepold posted: "So proud of the crew and so proud to be Flight Attendant!" and this comment followed by Lynn Burnett: "I've never been so proud to be a flight attendant.

Furthermore, the premature senescence phenotype of MM-BMMSCs seems to be an attendant phenomenon rather than a specific tumor supportive stromal cell characteristic.

Bids are not likely to be overlooked because there are attendant throughout the hall to transmit offers.

"The risks that are attendant to the use of nuclear power are worth embracing," he said.

"He's attendant to the same concerns about his public persona as any other political leader".

Furthermore, the intermittent hypoxia that is attendant to sleep disordered breathing, has recently been implicated in increased incidence and more adverse prognosis of cancer.

"It can be very, very, very good — but even then there are some issues and problems that are attendant to that.

For instance, Somers does not have garish strip malls, fast-food franchises or the ills that are attendant to suburban sprawl, such as excessive traffic, noise and congestion.

Rarely did church leaders publically denounce racism or theorize around the idea that social and material conditions of U.S. racism and class inequalities were attendant to black suffering.