Sentence examples for commonly liaison from inspiring English sources

Table 2 shows that the geriatricians took a range of actions, most commonly liaison with other practitioners, further diagnostic tests, drug changes, and referral for rehabilitation.

This is a huge grey area, in which abusive relationships, casual transactional liaisons, and what's commonly understood as "sex work" overlap.

Some slaves converted to Judaism, he said, most commonly if they were the product of liaisons between a Jewish master and a slave.

They thought that conditions that are commonly seen in the general hospital are important and that liaison psychiatry was useful.

Some are reinventions of familiar Internet shorthand, beginning with the show's title: "Never Sleep Alone" — N.S.A., more commonly used to mean "no strings attached," which is the kind of liaison Dr. Schiller recommends.

He defends that liaison.

"Liaison psychiatry is critical.

A Laclos liaison?

Liaison finished third.

A Serbian-Chinese liaison Necessary?

IT IS a strange liaison.