Sentence examples for lifelong use from inspiring English sources

He seems faintly embarrassed by Washington's lifelong use of deception, and he spends a lot of time making excuses.

But that requires lifelong use of anti-rejection medicine, which the patients in Brazil do not need since the stem cells were their own.

Lung transplants are a dicey proposition, involving a huge surgical procedure, arduous follow-up, the lifelong use of potent immunosuppressive drugs and high rates of serious side effects.

As more elderly people acquire these devices, however, they face questions about whether the original implant decision should lead to lifelong use.

The reason, Dame Sally says, is market failure – for Big Pharma, there is little money in expensively developing new compounds which will only be taken in short courses, compared to a drug for blood pressure, say, which may have lifelong use for patients.

Pilot data from five hearing native signers suggests that this effect is due to lifelong use of American Sign Language rather than auditory deprivation itself.

He'd been forced to abandon his lifelong habit of using both index and middle fingers to follow through on his shots — at no apparent cost to his accuracy.

This made-for-TV film portrays the experiences of a disabled homeless man who was sexually abused as a child and struggles with lifelong drug use and imprisonment.

Though the guidelines allows for the substitution of nevirapine for Efavirenz during the first trimester, Palombi and colleagues (2011) have criticized the inclusion of Efavirenz in contexts that may provide limited monitoring due to the lack of knowledge of its effects on later stages of pregnancy, the potential for lifelong Efavirenz use, and the risk of hepatic toxicity, amongst others [ 6].

But, this aide and others said that while Mr. Rowland once walked with the bravado of a lifelong politician used to winning and getting his way, he no longer jokes the way he used to and has spent the last several weeks talking into the wee hours about how he got to this moment and where he goes from here.

The show's title, "Morice," was a term of endearment that those lifelong friends used for each other, to describe someone possessed of pure heart and soul.