Sentence examples for array of doctors from inspiring English sources

"The Scottish government keep talking about the array of doctors that were spoken to but no one knows what they actually said," Kelly said.

Insurers say that with a smaller array of doctors and hospitals, they can offer lower-cost policies and have more control over the quality of health care providers.

The chorus in this book — other than the array of doctors, some good and some bad — are the poets Ms. Greenberg lives among, most prominently the blind John Milton, whose "Paradise Lost" chronicled a similarly cataclysmic fall.

The baroness paid Monk's bills, dragged him to an endless array of doctors, put him and his family up in her own home and, when necessary, helped Nellie institutionalize him.

In the nineteen-fifties, he produced an ad for a new Pfizer antibiotic, Sigmamycin: an array of doctors' business cards, alongside the words "More and more physicians find Sigmamycin the antibiotic therapy of choice".

Not only would jet lag be the first of these new uses, but its formal approval for that condition would enable Cephalon to promote Nuvigil to a broad array of doctors, not just those who treat sleep disorders.

In the cases now before the Supreme Court of the United States, "friends-of-the-court" briefs were filed for both sides of the argument by an astounding array of people politicians, doctors, religious organisations, women's groups, even a "dream team" of well-known philosophers (in favour of doctor-aided suicide).

The fatal flaw in the formula was that it had no way to limit the array of services doctors provided or distinguish between valuable and needless treatments.

When a heart attack victim is rushed to the emergency room, chances are that among the array of treatments doctors administer will be one of the drugs known as clot-busters.

Since the earthquake ravaged this city on Jan . 12 a dizzying array of soldiers, doctors, aid workers and missionaries have massed here from around the globe, communicating in Arabic, Hebrew, Mandarin and many other tongues.

To my ears, the most appalling part of the story was the way in which Boogaard was able to obtain lethal amounts of Percocet and Vicodin from an array of team doctors, none of whom appeared to know what the others were prescribing.