Sentence examples for prescribed much from inspiring English sources

Choral hydrate and barbiturates were prescribed much more rarely.

But Tamiflu is a pill and liquid, while Relenza is a powder that must be inhaled, so it is prescribed much less often.

Subsequently, it has been prescribed much more widely.John Thorp, of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, who ran the North American trials of flibanserin, says he understands the criticism.

Cancer patients who form clots are often prescribed much stronger medications.

Second generation neuroleptics were prescribed much more frequently than first generation.

Methylphenidate is prescribed much more frequently than the other recommended medications for ADHD.

Some other Koranic verses prescribe much harsher punishments for other sins, like fornication, which merits 100 lashes.

I learned much later that I could have been prescribed a much higher dose of narcotics with no ill effect and much better pain control.

Aaron Kesselheim of Harvard University tracked sales of Neurontin, a drug approved for epilepsy but prescribed for much more.

Or that Muslim girls themselves would tuck Berettas under their veils, ready to whip out if a teacher prescribed too much geography homework?

The doctor was not deterred and prescribed as much morphine as was required to alleviate the painful suffocation that occurs when the lungs fill with blood.