Sentence examples for conscious withdrawing from inspiring English sources

Falling Behind turns out to be a stage in one's career as real as the stages of Paying Your Dues, Getting In, Being on Top of Things, the nice period of Instant Comprehension when you don't need anyone to tell you what's going on, then a kind of Unconscious Withdrawal, then a kind of Conscious Withdrawing, with snarling and anger and the certainty that everything has turned to nonsense.

He made, he says, a "conscious decision" to withdraw from the battle a long time ago.

When anaesthesia was withdrawn, the conscious animal was allowed to recover for 2 3 hours on the warmed surface (during which time it could move freely under a wire mesh grid) before being transferred back to its home cage.

So for years I lived a dual life: innovative, conscious guy at work and withdrawn, uptight guy at home.

The important point is that 70 to 90% of those deaths are the result of a conscious decision to withhold or withdraw treatment.

When testing the threat reflex, an object (finger or pencil) suddenly approaches the eye and a conscious animal will close its eye or withdraw the head.

Courts have never before permitted treatment to be withdrawn from a patient in a minimally conscious state.

The withdrawal rate is lower than many distance learning programs and the predominant reason for students withdrawing is for either financial reasons or a conscious decision to change career such that the programme becomes less relevant to them.

The courts have never before allowed treatment to be withdrawn when a patient is in a minimally conscious state, so this case could set a precedent for future patients in a similar situation.

The image of the image-conscious Rodriguez took a severe beating in the explanation Phillips gave for withdrawing from the chase.

However, survival rates without major neurological sequelae remain low, and intensive care must be withdrawn in a significant number of patients who will otherwise evolve to a vegetative or minimally conscious state.