Sentence examples for subject of doctors from inspiring English sources

The subject of doctors' fees cannot be sacrosanct.

On the subject of doctors, in Oregon, when prescribing doctors fill out a final report after an assisted suicide, among the top five reasons given for the request for assisted suicide are feelings of being "a burden on others" (40%) or feeling a "loss of autonomy" (92%) or "loss of dignity" (79%).

Stephen James Walker, a writer who publishes on the subject of Doctor Who and its spin-offs, noted that the pre-watershed edition of "To the Last Man" had fewer cuts than any other.

The first international reports on the subject of doctor-patient relationship training during pre-clinical medical education originate from the 1970s [ 4].

With a rapidly evolving pharmaceutical industry in the developing countries and young doctors joining the field of medicine there are increased chances of interaction in the absence of any medical ethics education on the subject of doctor-pharmaceutical interaction.

If the discourse of Doctor Who were the subject of a Doctor Who story, the cliffhanger would reveal that it had evolved into a pulsing entity bent on cataloguing the universe to destruction.

I say "cautiously" because the subject of what doctors now call "unexplained infertility syndrome" is delicate terrain.

Actually, that's misrepresenting what is a readable - if stereotypical - piece on the subject of witch doctors and their influence from the Herald and Sun.

Last month, a baby girl born in Australia to Nepalese parents was the subject of protests when doctors refused to release her until a safe home could be found.

Dr. Frankenstein and his monster together are the subject of art; the doctor alone is mere science journalism, and the monster alone mere horror.

However, since the subject was the attitude of doctors toward patients, an arrow is directed from "doctors" to "patients".