Sentence examples for early enforced from inspiring English sources

O'Neill's serious, almost solemn treatment of the struggle of a poor Swedish-American girl to live down her early, enforced life of prostitution and to find happiness with a likable but unimaginative young sailor is his least-complicated tragedy.

To evaluate the feasibility and outcomes of early enforced mobilisation following surgery for gastrointestinal cancer.

Some European investigators have designed accelerated perioperative care programs that include features such as preoperative patient instruction, protocols for intraoperative anesthesia and postoperative analgesia, early enteral nutrition, and early enforced mobilization.

The Shepherd of Hermas, a book that enjoyed canonical status in some areas of the early church, enforced the point that excessive rigorism produces hypocrisies.

In fact, early researchers enforced a not totally realistic model to fit P T equilibrium data of hydrate systems.

It's critical that your culture is established and enforced early on, in large part by hiring people that fit, and maintaining that bar without exception.

The hosts were assisted by an enforced early substitution when Barkley came on to replace the injured Leon Osman, who suffered concussion and needed five stitches in his face after a foul on Bacary Sagna for which the Everton man was booked.

In particular, early processes are enforced when task demands and perceptual load are sufficiently high [10], [33], [34].

This is a powerful dictum, enforced from early childhood.

In the early stages of this enforced reading, his attention was centred on the saints.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who was an early endorser of Trump, enforced quarantines at the time.