Sentence examples for administering a powerful from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors accused Dr. Murray of failing to safeguard Jackson in a variety of ways — by administering a powerful anesthetic, propofol, usually used only at hospitals, and not using proper monitoring equipment, and then "abandoning" Jackson while the doctor used the bathroom, made phone calls and sent e-mail when he should have been keeping a vigilant watch over his patient.

They killed the snakes by a quick stab with an Ikigun, a handheld harpoon that administers a powerful spike.

Still, when it came time to build a mass party that could administer a powerful state, Lenin found himself depending more and more on Stalin.

Police investigating the death of Michael Jackson believe that the singer's personal doctor administered a powerful anaesthetic that they think killed him, it was reported today.

Also listed was Salah Tubaigy, whom The Washington Post recently identified as a "medical specialist" for the Saudi Interior Ministry who is said to have administered a powerful sedative to Mr. Khashoggi during a struggle inside the consulate.

The Texas physician who administered a powerful surgical anaesthetic to Michael Jackson hours before his death in 2009 has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter following a six-week trial in which he was slammed for his "unconscionable" professional behaviour and neglect of his celebrity patient.

Was it the reasonable standard of care in Los Angeles for a doctor to administer a powerful general anesthesia drug to a person in their bedroom that consequently caused the person (an alleged 'hopelessly addicted junkie or not) to die?

The medic said the wound needed to be excavated and scrubbed, a process that would probably involve cutting away most of the boy's scalp, cleaning the area and then administering a long course of powerful antibiotics.

His doctor, cardiologist Conrad Murray, was later found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for administering a fatal dose of the powerful surgical anesthetic, Propofol.

Systemically administered phenylephrine, a powerful α-adrenergic receptor agonist, leads to peripheral vasoconstriction, resulting in increased systolic and diastolic blood pressure.

So administering a hormone like oxytocin during childhood may be a powerful weapon in fighting autism, she says.