Sentence examples for get specialised from inspiring English sources

The UN Population Fund estimates that 800,000 women across the three countries will be due to give birth within the next 12 months and 120,000 of those are likely to face complications, such as obstructed labour or infection which could kill them if they do not get specialised medical help.

"Does an officer spend two shifts working on a burglary or does he go out and write 20 speeding tickets?" There are few incentives for trying to solve problems, explains another:  "The people who get promotions, the people who get specialised jobs, are the people who get arrests".

In February, the independent Mental Health Taskforce recommended that 24/7 mental health liaison teams – currently present in only a minority of A&E departments in England – should be rolled out across the country so that people in crisis can get specialised help at A&E when they need it.

I used to experience lots of pain and did not have specialised care, but now I get visited like now you have come [to my] home.

If you get too specialised in all three, you narrow your career opportunities.

The app is free, but the London-based startup is eyeing up launching "value added services," such as the option to talk to a doctor, get more specialised information,  book a test and more.

Is the care organised so that old patients with multiple diseases and reduced functions need the help of a relative in order to get outpatient specialised medical care?

Once you get a bit better you will start to formulate your own tactics and possibly become specialised in a certain skill, then you can start using the Scout rifle and the Deagle.

"We don't really have specialised treatment in Chad, so it's more a question of getting compensation," Moudeïna says.

We make specialised bullets.

As science gets more specialised, the most interesting questions increasingly cross disciplines.