Sentence examples for specialists sought from inspiring English sources

When in vitro fertilization was first being performed in Massachusetts, she said, fertility specialists sought opinions from district attorneys on the legality of their work.

When county economic-development specialists sought strategic advice from officials in cities that had lost factories in the nineteen-nineties, they came away further distressed.

According to whistleblower suits later filed against the company (and settled, in 2008, for more than four hundred million dollars), the "pain-care specialists" sought out doctors who did not treat cancer.

Why haven't addiction specialists sought to determine whether patients who are prescribed opioids for pain and ending up abusing and becoming addicted to these medications are the same physically and psychologically as those who began using these drugs for recreational purposes and developed problems with them?

(Other content specialists seek out sex, drugs and violence; there are 39 categories).

Delivery of an intact cadaver costs as little as $1,000, but different specialists seek out specific pieces of anatomy for their work, and individual parts can be expensive.

This line between mentoring and evaluation does not exist in other professions, but it may be a better way: in education, specialists seek to improve performance of well-established teachers, not only novices.

So to find out more about Dutch cover letter and CV-writing expectations, Science's Next Wave-Netherlands brought together a panel of specialists seeking tips and advice.

While public health specialists seek more effective and equitable response systems, the methodological problems and the expense of many conventional epidemiological approaches continue to limit the usefulness of pandemic surveillance, program monitoring and evaluation.

In spite of the increasing number of specialists seeking part-time careers, part-time practice among specialists in internal medicine seems not to be fully accepted.

It was reported that specialists seek out cases (and thereby payment) wherever available and rarely opt to solely practise in the private sector.