Sentence examples for a sharp dose from inspiring English sources

As for house prices, they too will at some point encounter a sharp dose of economic reality.

But a sharp dose of economic pain in countries that are highly volatile could have the opposite effect.

But Brown has added a sharp dose of the here and now.

In her poem The Miracle of the Bees and the Foxgloves, Anne Stevenson undercuts myth and magic with a sharp dose of science.

Now that President Bush has appointed him chairman of the President's Council on Bioethics, Dr. Kass is at last in a position to administer, if he chooses, a sharp dose of corrective medicine.

For years it has been argued by the architects of market capitalism that a sharp dose of inequality would kick-start enterprise, boost growth and be good for us all.

Helical Tomotherapy has been proven to deliver a sharper dose gradient compared to conventional IMRT, thus reducing radiation dose to the parotids without compromising target coverage [ 13, 24].

Although most GBMs are too large for GKS at the time of diagnosis, GKS could be preferable to conventional radiotherapy in the initial treatment of small tumors due to a sharper dose fall and less toxicity [ 24].

The combined effect is to produce a high-dose volume with a sharp-dose gradient at its boundaries that can be designed into complex three-dimensional shapes, therefore complex irregular clinical target volumes can be irradiated while sparing adjacent normal tissues.

But for a short, sharp dose of sun, with good food, great service and a respectable range of good-quality spa treatments (at respectable prices), it could be just what the doctor ordered.

With over one million young people now unemployed, internships offer a short sharp dose of career insight and experience that can put you ahead of the pack in an overcrowded job market.