Sentence examples for received talks from inspiring English sources

Virtually every review she has received talks about The Trouble With Kia Corthron.

Patients taking medication showed significant signs of improvement up to six weeks earlier than those who received talk therapy alone, but were about twice as likely to report feeling suddenly suicidal.

We've similarly heard from AT&T employees, even those who are not involved in customer-facing positions, who have received "talking points" from the company about why the iPhone on AT&T is better than the Verizon iPhone.

No one with depression had received talking therapy.

4 6 29 In this study, no one had received talking therapy, indicating a treatment gap of 100% for the recommended first-line treatment of mild or moderate depression.

While over three quarters of people with depression (79%) had attended a private or government general medical practitioner in the past 3 months, none had received talking therapy (100% treatment gap) and two people (3.3%) had been prescribed antidepressants.

There is a large gap in access to effective care: 0% had received talking therapy and only 3.3% of people with depression had been prescribed antidepressants, although the majority had attended a primary care provider in the previous 3 months.

Thirty students live in one studio, and receive talks in unorthodox public spaces, as an immersion in the life of a working artist.

We need to continue to increase the number of people receiving talking therapies such as counselling and cognitive behavioural therapy, and we need to see the NHS's Improving Access to Psychological Therapies programme expanded to include more specialist therapies to meet a wider range of diagnoses.

The teen-agers were to receive talking points on some sixty-six art works, collectively valued at five hundred and forty thousand dollars, that had been donated by gallerists, artists, and collectors (many of them Friends parents), for an auction to raise money for financial aid and school programs.

Fewer than 25% of participants were receiving talking therapy or counselling upon entry into the study and 13% were receiving no support.