Sentence examples for a series of leaflets from inspiring English sources

A series of leaflets and television adverts, famously showing a tombstone etched with the words "Don't die of ignorance", nonetheless followed.

She said: "I just wonder who is talking to these children?" The comments came at the NAHT's annual conference in Birmingham, where the association teamed up with charity Family Action to publish a series of leaflets offering advice to parents on school readiness.

Like many ferns, the frond of A. viridimontanum is divided into a series of leaflets, known as pinnae, and the pinnae are further divided into pinnules.

Only a few decision aids and a series of leaflets have been developed and tested specifically for pregnancy and birth issues [ 10- 14], despite this being an area in which consumers are known to want to actively participate in decision making[ 5].

A series of information leaflets were designed and made available to carers.

At the time of the study the hospital gave a series of information leaflets to pregnant women at the initial booking visit (between 12 19 weeks) encouraging women to "be aware of fetal movements".

La Prensa Gráfica published a special series of leaflets titled “Children for a Better World”, which includes the Say Yes pledge form.

The DWP admitted that her comments were among a series of quotes on leaflets that were fabricated for "illustrative purposes".

The Growing Schools Garden website has information for creating a garden that also can be used as an outdoor classroom, and Garden Organic's Education Programme also has a vast amount of resources for schools, including growing cards, seed packs and a series of 'how to' leaflets.

Two studies involved an intervention designed to enhance informed patient choice and shared decision-making: a video-based decision aid for PSA testing [ 28] and a series of evidence-based leaflets for maternity care [ 30] (see Table  1).

Until the publication of a series of evidence-based leaflets in the United Kingdom in 2002[ 36, 37], no decision aids have been developed and evaluated in the context of obstetric care, although this is an area in which consumers are known to want to participate actively in decision making[ 38].