Sentence examples for back phases from inspiring English sources

A significant increase of duration was found also in the bringing and putting back phases (both P < 0.003) in patients in comparison with healthy subjects.

His putting back phase 3 of the LEZ was a good example of this.

The Wahhh, I Want Him Back Phase.

Bill George in his book True North: Discover Your Authentic Leadership (J-B Warren Bennis Series) refers to age 60 to 90 as Phase III or the Giving Back phase.

In Iraq and Afghanistan, the initial 'roll back' phase of military privatization created a boom industry in the midst of a war zone.

You've got no way of knowing that one of those [results] hasn't come back unless the patient rings in to say: "is my blood result back?" (Phase II: Practice Secretary, Practice 2) It's hard, if the patient hasn't called for the result we may never know that they didn't get the result, especially with an abnormal result.

(Phase I: GP, Practice 3) You've got no way of knowing that one of those [results] hasn't come back unless the patient rings in to say: "is my blood result back?" (Phase II: Practice Secretary, Practice 2) It's hard, if the patient hasn't called for the result we may never know that they didn't get the result, especially with an abnormal result.

If there are no unexpected shocks from abroad, growth in this snap-back phase could climb to 3%.

On the GOP side, there was the McCain-will-win-the-nomination phase, followed by the McCain-is-doomed phase followed by the Mac-is-back phase.

Franklin loved to make money, but by 1760s, he, too, was in the giving-back phase of his life, and the worst of his motivations was probably the pleasure he took in meddling and telling secrets.

What basically explains the German recovery is contained in an observation in the contrarian manner by Philip Whyte, a senior research fellow at the Center for European Reform, remarking that "Germany resembles a bungee jumper in the spring-back phase".