Sentence examples for delivery manages from inspiring English sources

Despite the morbid tone of the title tune, or I Was In The House When The House Burned Down, and the terror of medical crises that palpitates through My Shit's Fucked Up or Don't Let Us Get Sick, Zevon's black, ironic delivery manages to suggest that there are still a few more twists left in these tales.

Miller toured the country with his films and, in the early days, provided live narration — his wry, sometimes goofy delivery managing both to elevate and democratize the endeavors caught on screen.

Romney, in part through his wife, Ann, in part through some moving testaments to his kindness, and in part through a weird touchy-feely delivery, managed to soften himself a little even if the enigma endures.

"I oversee the crew, review the work with the director and visual effects supervisor, oversee recruiting, attend the visual effects reviews with the team, review assignments and work, troubleshoot, communicate with each department, ensure delivery, manage the budget".

This segment provides transport, Internet protocol voice and content delivery, managed security and dedicated access services.

The patient is a 20-year-old Caucasian female with a past medical history significant only for anemia who presented to a referring center's emergency department (ED) with persistent spinal headache following a normal spontaneous vaginal delivery managed with epidural analgesia.

There were 3 maternal deaths: A 22-year old woman with one previous pregnancy developed postpartum haemorrhage after vaginal delivery, managed with a 40-unit oxytocin infusion.

Urban planning is important for public health and can improve human well-being, emphasize needs assessment and service delivery, manage complex social systems, focus at the population level, and rely on community-based participatory methods [ 72, 78].

We sought to compare maternal and neonatal outcomes between severe shoulder dystocia deliveries managed with episiotomy versus fetal manipulation.

Participating women had their home deliveries managed by one of the 84 trained study TBAs.

Training and posting a midwife in every village with specific responsibility for pregnancy, delivery and postpartum care was the intervention content of the Indonesian village midwife program which aimed to increase the proportion of deliveries managed by trained professionals, particularly among poor rural populations.