Sentence examples for prescribing things from inspiring English sources

Fish will get inspired, laying out what will happen in the first few days, the weeks after, every move for years: first, a different apartment in a new city, away from the therapist fuckups in Bakersfield who keep prescribing things for Adam, then a menial job while doing some kind of night school, and finally a woman, older, hardened but warm, eyes that could love and kill.

I consult my colleagues … I follow advice and example from specialist colleagues … I sometimes ring them up about prescribing things, particularly in patients they've had dealings with before.

[Trainee_4] I consult my colleagues … I follow advice and example from specialist colleagues … I sometimes ring them up about prescribing things, particularly in patients they've had dealings with before.

"I don't prescribe things," she said.

He was the kind that could prescribe things.

Figes gives him the following self-satisfied thought, perfectly poised between pompous attempts to describe and to prescribe: "Things are, and ought to be, simple".

The great potential but [also] potential limitation of photography is that it prescribes things: we experience it as proof of something.

I'd also prefer to prescribe things like exercise or computer-based CBT if it's that stage, though.

"What we don't do with technology is use any sort of automation or algorithm to prescribe things to our patients," Lortscher said.

"- The problem is also that for example, we have to prescribe things referred from specialists... EBM helps in this, and what I do is, based on the evidence, say to my patient that there is no scientific evidence that has proven this, and sometimes I do this so as not to continue prescribing a medication.

To many people, he seemed to offer an idealized view of what it meant to be English decency, fair play, roast beef and to recommend, even to prescribe, those things.