Sentence examples for poor doctors from inspiring English sources

The poor doctors had nothing to work with.

What I'm concerned about is if you're under poor medical care and poor doctors, you're stuck.

Canadian medical care is free for the poor, doctors are expected to pursue public health goals and Vancouver's provincial health department aggressively hunts for people to test.

To aid them, a vibrating device was invented because there were just so many women who needed this form of treatment that the poor doctors' hands were getting tired, and they had to use a machine.

Conservative MP Sarah Wollaston, a former GP who chairs the Commons health select committee, said the government needed to be careful not to wrongly label people as "poor doctors".

For young men like Dobby, it's easier and cheaper to go there, load up on dick diseases, then get them seen to by the poor doctors and nurses at NHS hospitals upon their return to the UK.

His father, although he lived like a gentleman, was a poor doctor.

Oh, and he's also an unbelievably poor doctor, spilling patient confidences at every opportunity.

In the play, the good but poor doctor got the treatment, and the naughty artist died.

But Polidori resented him as well: Byron was dashing and brilliant, while the poor doctor had a rather drab talent and unremarkable physique.

At the heart of the play is Helena, a poor doctor's daughter who magically cures the King of France of his mortal illness; for her reward, she asks to choose a husband from the court.