Sentence examples for apparently prescribed from inspiring English sources

There was also an overarching sense of structure, some of it apparently prescribed — Mr. Taylor referred to sheet music — and some of it more instinctual, or at least less compositional.

Rush Limbaugh, the radio talk show host, was detained for more than three hours on Monday at Palm Beach International Airport after Customs Bureau officials found Viagra apparently prescribed with another name in his bag, said Paul Miller, a spokesman for the Palm Beach County sheriff.

Note that these EU decision theories apparently prescribe two things: (a) you should have consistent preference attitudes, and (b) you should prefer the means to your ends, or at least you should prefer the means that you assess will on average lead to your ends (cf. Buchak forthcoming).

They had apparently been prescribed to help him overcome chronic insomnia.

The new Crestor label says it may be prescribed for apparently healthy people if they are older — men 50 and over and women 60 and over — and have one risk factor like smoking or high blood pressure, in addition to elevated inflammation in the body.

Her issues with drugs apparently began when a doctor prescribed her Valium after the death of her mother, Judy Garland, in 1969.

One very important difference for cancer survivors, when compared to an apparently healthy population, involves the prescribed intensity level used to monitor exercise sessions.

Sidelined with tendinitis in his right Achilles', Childs has not practiced since training camp opened last month and apparently did not follow a diet prescribed 11 days ago by the Nets.

You prescribed "sensible regulation", but apparently because "MFIs typically have wafer-thin margins" and pressing them to reduce interest rates would hurt their ability to attract private capital and inhibit growth.

Apparently, bimatoprost stimulates lash growth; opthalmologists who prescribed it for glaucoma noticed that their patients began growing long, silky lashes.

(Adding a zero to the number of patches prescribed is a common trick, apparently).