Sentence examples for be given to very from inspiring English sources

More attention has to be given to very old women with UTI and UTI has to be prevented, detected and treated if these women are to have a good old age.

Alfirevic et al. [ 36] noted that if used routinely for PPH prevention, misoprostol would be given to very large numbers of women, even though many of them (>90 %) would not experience PPH and therefore not benefit from the drug but be at risk of side effects.

That's given to very, very few people".

Sudden death has occurred in a few cases where excessive doses and/or multiple drugs were given to very young children.

To me, this says that the resources that have been given to very creative people are now going to compete with sort of an old style, lowest common denominator television.

Clear fruit juice squeezed from the pulp - orange juice, for instance - is given to very young children, who ought not to eat the pulp, and to invalids sometimes.

Therefore, special attention must be given to this very important aspect when reinforced concrete (RC) piers with hollow sections are analysed and retrofitted.

Pfaff notes that these outsized punishments are given to a very small part of the actual prison population.

The task of identifying and dismantling non-tariff barriers has been given to the very national bureaucracies that imposed them in the first place.

The UK team was concerned that the drug was being given to a very different sort of patient from those with irregular heartbeats in Europe.

In terms of final approval, Mr Chairman, I certainly welcome the support that was given to a very specific proposal.