Sentence examples for prescription from inspiring English sources

Pfizer, the MHRA and others found in a survey that 15% of British adults had bought a prescription drug without a prescription.

Further, the "strength" field of the prescription is carried only electronically.

Now, I don't know what prompted me to say what I said next, but as he handed me the prescription, I just blurted it out: "There's one more thing: When I was 14 years old, I shot my best friend in the face accidentally, and I watched him die".

In addition to harming American workers, the TPP would increase the price of life-saving prescription drugs in poor countries by making it harder for them to obtain affordable generic drugs.

For decades, Spain saw its relationship with Europe through the eyes of Ortega y Gasset's prescription: "Spain is the problem and Europe is the solution".

The article said that one reason for the delay could be that "a detailed prescription from a private sector leader could be particularly sensitive".

The Doctor is writing this prescription on a train from Dorchester South to London.

Literature began to pepper the windshields of cars at political events suggesting that Mr. McCain had committed treason while a prisoner of war in North Vietnam, that he was mentally unstable after years in a POW camp, that he was the homosexual candidate and that Mrs McCain, who had admitted to abusing prescription drugs years earlier, was an addict.

Whilst the electronic copy of a prescription carries the dosage instructions, the paper copy, which is used for actually dispensing the medication, does not.

Valium, meanwhile, is a prescription-only drug because it is addictive.

Plenty of attention is given to the issue of over-prescription of big pharma products, and there has been no shortage of publicity about illegal drugs, but the debates around them are completely different conversations.