Sentence examples for to dispensing from inspiring English sources
verb
To issue, distribute, or put out.
He says there are three clear benefits to dispensing with the bill.
Preaching to the converted is the favoured cinematic approach to dispensing polemic.
Cutting conscription back to six months may be a prelude to dispensing with it altogether.
Many of the emergency response teams were more geared to trauma than to dispensing simple things like aspirin, he said.
After getting over her own shock about the NBC case, she said she took to dispensing more calming advice than drugs.
With rates of resistance to antibiotics growing in this country, many doctors have long advocated a more measured hand when it comes to dispensing the drugs.
As floodwaters receded, relief efforts shifted Sunday from plucking survivors from harm's way to dispensing aid to the survivors, many of whom could be reached only by air.
Having dedicated his priestly life to dispensing peace, understanding and hope, he chose to take it on Thursday, alone, in violence and despair.
In reading "What Men Want: Neanderthal TV," I was struck by Warren St. John's second paragraph and his reference to "dispensing Darwinian truths".
The site's democratic approach to dispensing travel advice inevitably leads to missives of the my-husband-and-I-had-agreat-time-here-and-you-will-too variety.
There are many applications, he adds, from material handling and automotive manufacturing to dispensing in pharmaceutical and food processing that cobots could help with.
