Sentence examples for be resuscitated in a from inspiring English sources
But the old Harlem line may be resuscitated in a new form.
Moreover, even though substantially fewer of them opted for aggressive chemotherapy as their illnesses worsened and many more left orders that they not be resuscitated in a crisis, they typically lived almost three months longer than the group getting standard care, who lived a median of nine months.
We called the French presidential election correctly, predicted the violent breakdown of the Spanish government's peace efforts with the Basque terrorists of ETA, flagged the likelihood of a clash between secularists and Islamists in Turkey, and sketched out how the European Union's rejected constitutional treaty would be resuscitated in a new form.
As soon as one recognizes that there could be non-spatiotemporal, perfectly natural relations so that, if there are none in the actual world, then that is a contingent fact one must recognize that HS (as stated in §5) is false, and can only be resuscitated in a weaker form.
But I.O.C. delegates have said that Madrid's bid might have been resuscitated in a July presentation by Crown Prince Felipe, a former Olympian.
For example, one might ask whether a patient wishes to be resuscitated in the event of a cardiac arrest.
Prematurely born infants may be resuscitated in the labour suite via a face mask or an endotracheal tube.
58% declared they did not wish to be resuscitated in case of cardiac arrest and 7% expressed a wish for euthanasia.
In April she suffered a series of strokes and requested not to be resuscitated in the event of another.
Their analyses support the seed-bank hypothesis, which defines "the viral community as a reservoir of dormant individuals that can potentially be resuscitated in the future under different environmental conditions" [10].
