Sentence examples for dedicated situations from inspiring English sources

Indeed, notwithstanding experts' opinions arguing against treatment with intravenous buffers except in dedicated situations (for example, massive digestive fluid loss during diarrhea or tubular acidosis) [ 16], 86% of polled US nephrologists indicated that they would prescribe buffers to treat lactic acidosis in patients with a targeted pH above 7.20 [ 8].

The following section is dedicated to situations of non-unique RTS.

At the agency, the cases are plotted on an islandwide map in a dedicated dengue situation room.

It's gotten so bad that there is even a website dedicated to the situation -- "Magazine Death Pool -- Who Will be Next?" (www.magazinedeathpool.com) who wryly notes, "If you've got 'home' or 'garden' in your title, you've got one foot already on the banana peel".

The 2013 edition of The State of the World's Children is dedicated to the situation of children with disabilities.

The State of the World's Children 2013 Report The 2013 edition of The State of the World's Children is dedicated to the situation of children with disabilities.

After publishing two novels and two collections of stories, he felt that he had written himself into a corner: "I was dedicated to these claustrophobic situations that were strange, grotesque and perverse".

"GoDaddy has a knowledgeable and experienced team dedicated to handling these situations," Fuller said in an email.

Jachowski and Kesler 45 write "We must always retain hope for breakthroughs that could lead to recovery, even if only minimal resources are dedicated to the direst situations".

In his broadcasts he appears tranquil, assured, sincere and well informed, in command of both the facts and the situation, utterly dedicated to his cause and to his men.

This can be done in free societies in many ways: by joining civil society organisations that are dedicated to improving the situation in North Korea; by writing letters to the newspapers; by attending peaceful demonstrations of concern; by communicating to politicians to urge action; by joining political parties and generally making a noise.