Sentence examples for nursing turf from inspiring English sources

Shockey is nursing turf toe on his left foot and a sore left ankle, and today he moved much more freely than he has in weeks as he watched practice.

Another rookie, the third-round draft pick Jayron Hosley, had also impressed previously but he did not play Friday because he was nursing a turf toe injury.

Chipper Jones, on the bench nursing a turf toe, pinch-hit and singled, and pinch-hitter Javy Lopez walked to load the bases.

Interviewees perceived that it sometimes appeared as if doctors and nurses were protecting their turf.

Vietnamese and Filipino nurses have been turfed out of their homes and have fled.

Two interrelated medical professions -- physician anesthesiologists and nurse anesthetists -- are locked in a turf war over who may do what, in what setting, under whose supervision and for what pay.

There are also several illustrations of role renegotiation and turf wars between doctors, allied health, nursing and the assistant workforce [ 36], reinforcing the assumption of 'ownership' of specific core tasks by particular workers.

Physician organizations, sensitive to encroachment on their patient turf, have argued against increasing the independence of nurses, noting that nurse practitioners have less clinical experience.

And it is part of a broader turf war over how much power nurses should have in treating patients.

Joe Torre said that first baseman Andy Phillips was nursing a knee injury after catching his spikes in a seam in the artificial turf in Toronto this week.

Sophie Brinkmann, nurse and single mother of teenager Albert, becomes caught up in a global turf war between organised crime syndicates when she falls for her patient Hector Guzman.