Sentence examples for ration life from inspiring English sources
It does not ration life-saving treatments, unlike Britain's.
A society might also follow a health care policy that rations life-preserving care made available to the very old in order to reduce the extent to which expensive medical technology extends the lifespans of very old people with reduced quality of life.
They were waiting to receive their rations of life saving therapeutic milk (F-75).
The advertisements, warning that the proposal would lead to government price controls and rationing of life-saving drugs, are running in many of the same television markets around the country in which Gov. George W. Bush is running commercials.
Postwar austerity and rationing had restricted life to a degree hard to convey now.
Paper rationing conversely made life easier for the short-staffed editorial team.
"When prices ration access to life-saving technologies, you have morally unacceptable outcomes.
We're going to ration end-of-life care.
Rationing and queuing became a way of life, with ration cards (kartki) necessary to buy basic consumer staples such as milk and sugar.
He was soon rudely awakened to the realities of life in ration-book England.
