Sentence examples for independently purchase from inspiring English sources

Don't forget, we're going to be providing subsidies to some people who work every day but make low wages and can't afford the cost of insurance.... We're going to have to be very careful that for those people who independently purchase their insurance now -- that we don't do something that's going to cause that to rise.

It was not until the late 1960s and early 1970s, after dismantling of a government ration system and introduction of a cash economy, that Aboriginal people in remote communities had the means to independently purchase their food.

Cx3cr1 GFP/GFP ApoE−/− mice were generated twice with independently purchased Cx3cr1 GFP/GFP and ApoE−/− mice (once at the Laboratoire Immunité et Infection and once at the Institut de la Vision), and both Cx3cr1 GFP/GFP ApoE−/− mice strain generations were protected against the subretinal MP accumulation observed in the two Cx3cr1 GFP/GFP mouse strains of the two sites.

Further, utilities are required under federal law to purchase independently generated power, much of it at astronomical prices based on past projections of "avoided costs" set forth by regulators themselves (and all thoroughly wrong--recall those dire predictions of $100 per barrel oil and bone-dry natural-gas spigots in less than ten years?).

But all the project needs [to work] it's all online [for purchase independently].

Compound hits were also purchased independently from Ryan Scientific Inc. (Mt. Pleasant, SC) for independent validation of the inhibition results.

As it turns out, Time Warner Cable had disabled much of my access to this feature, on a device purchased independently of their services, because I didn't pay for a cable package that included ESPN3.

Product samples if not purchased independently were received for editorial testing.

In the quantitative study, experiencing barriers to syringe purchase was independently associated with receptive syringe sharing (AOR = 1.57; 95% CI: 1.01, 2.45).

While suggestions to bring physicians into decisions about the use of probiotics may temper patient's enthusiasm to purchase probiotics independently, appeals to physician involvement may also suggest greater levels of medical benefit than are supported by available data.

Although the causes of obesity are complex and multi-factorial, the role of food retail environments around schools has been mooted as a potential determinant of obesity, as young people (particularly those in secondary schools) have greater freedom to purchase foods independently (NICE, 2010).