Sentence examples for normal encounters from inspiring English sources

If you have experienced these small violations, professionally and personally, and emerged relatively unscathed with a few "bad sex" stories, you might balk at women who have the audacity to question these "normal" encounters.

For the Horn of Africa region, drought occurrence has become increasingly severe during the last decade, with rainfall totals of at least 50 75 % below normal encountered in most areas, amounts that are not sufficient to support crop and pasture growth for livelihood security (Nicholson 2014).

Once that happened while I was with a friend and she was so shocked that it was such a normal encounter for me".

In the full multilevel model, high-risk NSAID prescribing was more likely to occur in normal surgery encounters and less likely to occur in encounters with patients with more risk factors for NSAID adverse drug effects, in encounters with older patients, and in encounters with patients prescribed more repeat drugs.

Compared to normal surgery encounters, high-risk NSAID initiation was less common in telephone encounters (OR 0.68, 95% CI 0.52 to 0.89) and other/unknown encounters (OR 0.34, 95% CI 0.29 to 0.42).

"When a normal person encounters something that scares them they might try to run away.

Hopp et al. found that one of the mutants moves slowly after being injected and so explores a smaller tissue volume than normal and encounters fewer blood vessels.

Six weeks after this normal, human encounter, Storfer was dead — not gassed, apparently, but shot.

"However, like any new technology aircraft entering into service," he added, "it is normal to encounter some minor bugs here and there".

Malcolm argued that all journalism was a kind of confidence game — that McGinnis's seduction and betrayal of MacDonald was just "a grotesquely magnified version of the normal journalistic encounter".

The episode inspired Janet Malcolm's book "The Journalist and the Murderer," in which she argued that the original pact between Mr. McGinniss and Dr. MacDonald was "a grotesquely magnified version of the normal journalistic encounter" between author and subject, with each making cynical use of the other.