Sentence examples for tend to ration from inspiring English sources
Instead, they tend to ration their services by making customers wait.
Repetition tends to ration sympathy.
While this may be accepted as inevitable by health care workers, consumers tend to see rationing in terms of failure of politicians to increase funding to meet health care needs [1].
Another additional explanation may be derived from the induced demand theory: Delattre and Dormont (2008) showed that facing an increase in medical density and thus being subject to rationing, doctors tend to compensate by increasing the volume of treatments performed per consultation or number of visits [ 27].
Mostly, discussions about rationing tend to focus on how to assess the value of new technologies [49]; less often discussed is the notion of 'disinvestment' in health care technologies [13], and the reduced use or elimination of potentially wasteful practices [50].
A pregnant dog should be given increased food in the final third of pregnancy, but many owners tend to increase their bitch's food ration too early.
But Olga Tokarczuk was a young Warsaw psychology student in love, her heart skipping too quickly to dwell for long on tanks and ration-coupons".Poles tend to overvalue history.
In situations of insecure HIV or drug treatment delivery, it is people in need of treatment and their treatment providers who tend to navigate the psychological effects of the fallout between high hopes and rationed expectations.
