Sentence examples for sought after when from inspiring English sources

SINGAPORE — Flawless white or "colorless" diamonds may be the most sought after when it comes to engagement rings, but colored or "fancy" diamonds are far more rare and can be hugely more valuable.

There were two main qualities that were sought after when deciding which simulator was most applicable.

Sport fishing is also popular on the Klamath River, with steelhead trout being the most popular, though Chinook salmon are also highly sought after when low salmon returns do not prevent fishing.

In the late 1930s and early 1940s, even as Calder's international acclaim was growing, his works were still not highly sought after, and when they sold, it was often for relatively little money.

Merritt's prominence in the civil rights community has made him a highly sought after attorney when police are accused of brutalizing or extralegally killing black people.

Informed parental consent can be sought after delivery when clinically appropriate, due to the inability to identify cases prior to birth.

The right person is sought after for ideas when the CEO is thinking through a new corporate direction, or putting together ideas for a speech to articulate that direction.

In effect the inexact science of prognosis is being used in two ways – one to exclude some people and one to include them in this sought after service even when GP's may not have an evidence based judgement to reassure all parties that the six week prognosis was realistic.

To gauge the effect of travel time when women are seeking after-abortion care, usually to confirm that the procedure was successful, the Upadhyay team looked at data on nearly 40,000 abortions in 2011 and 2012 covered by California's Medicaid program for the poor.

This led to the recommendation to offer surgery in an (early) elective setting with contralateral fixation of the testis or even to omit surgery altogether when medical attention is sought after several weeks have elapsed, when the risk of contralateral torsion is considered unlikely [ 12, 14, 18].

Complementary therapy, especially when it is sought after a diagnosis of cancer, can be a risky proposition if the patient substitutes it for the best conventional treatment available.