Sentence examples for pad years from inspiring English sources

Which, actually, is cause for celebration here we are, edging towards a state where the games of today are wholly alien to people who last picked up a pad years ago, maybe during this supposed "golden age" of gaming.

Given the mean age of patients affected by PAD (58 years for the 5EU and 62 years for the US), it is not surprising that less than a third were still active in the labor force.

Maybe it's because I haven't used a mouse pad in years, but I don't see the point of having a special pouch to transport your mouse in when there's a huge crease after you've unzipped it.

Others have had an empty pad for years.

We examined the effects of early detection and IT of type 2 diabetes in primary care on the prevalence of diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) and peripheral arterial disease (PAD) 6 years later in a pragmatic, cluster-randomized parallel group trial.

In a population with screen-detected type 2 diabetes, we did not find that screening followed by IT led to a statistically significant difference in the prevalence of DPN and PAD 6 years after diagnosis.

In a population of people with screen-detected type 2 diabetes, education and support of general practitioners and practice nurses in evidence-based, target-driven management and strict treatment targets/algorithms did not cause a statistically significant difference in the prevalence of DPN and PAD 6 years after diagnosis, as compared with RC delivered according to the national recommendations.

The league has discussed the addition of padding for years with union leadership and said it would talk to them again.

This is about half the cost of imported brands.Makapads employs mostly refugees and the United Nations High Commission for Refugees buys over 90% of the production, which now stands at about 5m sanitary pads per year.

The Latex Foam Products plant here churned out tens of thousands of pillows, foam mattresses and cosmetic sponge pads every year, a world leader in the pillow industry and a source of pride -- and jobs -- for this struggling blue-collar city.

Matthew Bennett, publisher of the online premium air travel newsletter Flightbliss.com, suggests that the discounts are a good way for elite-status frequent fliers to take holiday trips in comfort while padding their year-end totals of miles needed to requalify for elite status next year.