Sentence examples for loss of booklets from inspiring English sources

The loss of booklets has also been evoked by researchers in other contexts, including by Tremblay [ 37] in Haiti and Millimouno [ 15] in Guinea, where both have indicated that the booklet was easily and frequently lost.

The booklet was made more personal by including a section at the beginning titled "This booklet belongs to…" where parents could write their name alongside their child's and include a contact number in case of loss of the booklet.

To ensure the proper use of the assessment booklet and to avoid loss of data due to non-returned booklets, a blinded assessor will contact all patients by telephone 9 and 22 days after the consultation with the GP to collect patient's answers from the 1st week and 3rd week assessments, respectively.

In 1979, the US Postal Service stopped mail distribution of booklets that advertised fast and automatic weight loss with fructose tablets, which was arguably one of the nuttiest diet plans of all time.

Between 1910 and 1915 a series of booklets were published called "The Twelve Fundamentals".

One hundred and twenty pages, my dear wife explained, was more like a "booklet" than a book and did I really want to be known as a writer of booklets?

Copies of booklets were also shared with delegates.

It has published a booklet with charts, maps and studies about the loss of apple varieties and what is being done about it.

Healthcare professionals also agreed that supplementary information available in existing leaflets and booklets would be useful to male patients, such as side effects of adjuvant hormonal therapy including loss of libido.

Schaap bemoaned the loss of authoritative discographies and the "troubles" of the digital age, particularly the loss of informative aids like liner notes and booklets.

Discusses "loss of edge".