Sentence examples for have prescribed for from inspiring English sources

Who knows what a genetic testing device would have prescribed for Bristow, but the fear is that many talented children won't get the chance to experiment.

Enforced daily shaving had created a painful rash for which a medical orderly gave me a foul ointment of a kind a vet might have prescribed for scrapie.

This is the idea of "essentialism" or "complementarianism": women and men were designed for radically different purposes and society functions best when each sex stays within the strictly defined boxes that God and nature have prescribed for them.

But first she has to get clearance from her doctors, who are watching her to make sure that the blood thinners they have prescribed for her clot are working.

It's for those of us who have had crushes, or who have struggled to define ourselves, or who have wanted to step outside the boxes people have prescribed for us.

It's what you could have prescribed for a company that was long a market leader, but at the same had watched its preeminence be slowly ground out by more nimble rivals that invented new product categories as it played catch up again and again.

A year earlier, he had prescribed for Henry a pill that acts on the dopamine system.

It was precisely the time with Pachamama that Don Esteban had prescribed for me.

The coalition has wisely shielded the National Health Service from the excessive austerity cuts it has prescribed for every other government department.

Since his arrest, his wife (Rooney Mara) has been depressed, and her psychiatrist (Jude Law), a respected clinician and academic researcher, has prescribed for her a new antidepressant.

He was told he could visit the dog and give him medicine, which a veterinarian had prescribed for the dog's hip dysplasia.