Sentence examples for debilitating practice from inspiring English sources

But it is a very debilitating practice.

True reimbursement reform would provide the means for physicians to improve models of care, end the threat of cuts that could be debilitating to a small practice and allow all doctors to leverage their commitment to healing for the benefit of their communities.

At BPH, antidepressants are frequently prescribed to help both stroke and general practice patients cope with debilitating chronic diseases.

Trial registration Number: PACTR201303000500157. Neck pain is one of the most common debilitating musculoskeletal complaints seen in physiotherapy practice [ 1– 3].

What I am proposing is that we become honest with ourselves as a society about the fact that mass incarceration, and many common practices within houses of detention are debilitating.

The development of safe surrogates of diazo carbonyl compounds while maintaining the ease of accessing the corresponding metal carbenes would address this debilitating issue and provide substantial benefit to synthetic practices.

Despite the higher prevalence of HF in older people, there is a paucity of research that examines either assessment and diagnostic practices or care provision for this debilitating disease.

Food handler's knowledge, attitude and practice regarding food allergies are important to prevent debilitating and sometimes fatal reactions.

He still can't practice normally or play a full nine innings without debilitating exhaustion.

After returning to the major leagues this August, he still cannot practice normally or play a full nine innings without debilitating exhaustion, making his home run Monday as medically remarkable as Kirk Gibson's wobbly-kneed shot 20 Octobers ago.

Millions of Vietnamese children suffer from debilitating illnesses (e.g. diarrhea, pneumonia) due to poor feeding practices.