Sentence examples for meaning pill from inspiring English sources
Typically, experts say, pills prescribed for pain are about 5 or 10 milligrams each, meaning several pills might be needed for an overdose.
A couple of the doctors talked about something that comes up time and time again with long-term SSRI use: a dissipating effect, meaning the pills can feel less and less effective over time.
An adult dose is expected to cost more than $4 a pill, meaning $28 or more a week.
He called the morning-after-pill an "abortive pill," meaning he's to the right of Mississippi on the "personhood" issue.
At present an extremely high risk from using MDMA is that it is a white powder or pill, meaning you can't be sure what it is.
Two big reasons: little pricing power Medicare picks up most of the tab for the pills, meaning that the federal government essentially sets prices and a thicket of regulation.
Some analysts expect that the company may decide on Monday to propose issuing a hefty special dividend, which would act as a de facto poison pill defense, meaning MAN would have to raise its bid a second time.
That delay put her outside the 10-weeks-gestation window mandated in the U.S. to obtain an abortion through the two-pill method, meaning she now had to travel five hours for an in-clinic extraction abortion instead — even though the center where Jenkins works had the pill stocked.
The video focuses on a backpack that's filled with what appears to be some kind of pill, but the meaning of it all is rather cryptic.
The video focuses on a backpack that's filled with what appears to be some kind of pill, but the meaning of it all is cryptic.
