Sentence examples for prepared narratives from inspiring English sources

Amidst such confusion, none of the parties' prepared narratives survived the results quite as their authors anticipated.

The caregivers involved in the case prepared these narratives or were consulted when other members of the core group prepared the narrative.

Sponsors prepared case narratives for each event possibly related to suicidality (suicidal thoughts and actions).

The English Ford — Ford Madox Ford — prepared the narrative formula in "The Good Soldier" ("Is all this digression or isn't it digression?") in 1915; instead of being patented, however, it was, so to speak, nationalized.

For Mrs. Miller, that meant enrolling in a three-credit course in which she prepared a narrative description of her accomplishments and goals and claimed credits for specific New Paltz courses based on her experiences.

The bishop – who co-represented the Holy See at a fierce public grilling by a United Nations panel of experts in January – has asked those wishing to speak to him to "prepare their narrative in writing", Cushley reportedly added.

If you are a public official or a small-town resident and you realize that some writer is preparing a narrative account of events in which you were directly involved, a certain game theory may influence your decision about whether (and how freely) to talk.

There is thus a need for accountability and to be as factual as possible in terms of preparing the narrative for teaching research ethics.

The ground had been prepared for this narrative by the biography of Plath written by Linda Wagner-Martin, a professor of English then at Michigan State University.

A comprehensive summary of evidence for DSCC programs and their reported effect on the quality of care was prepared in a narrative review, the first of its kind on this topic.

While this and its companion paper were being prepared, a comprehensive narrative review listing 42 tested interventions to mitigate cognitive errors has been published.