Sentence examples for too prescribed from inspiring English sources

We've been very clear that we don't want the residencies to be too prescribed; every artist has different needs.

Is this a success story – that more people are living longer is at least in part due to pharmaceuticals – or a case of too much medicine prescribed too liberally?

ADs are sometimes discontinued too early or prescribed too long [ 15, 16].

Certain medications, too – either prescribed or over-the-counter – can affect sexual responses.

But death is too often prescribed as a de facto treatment for suffering when much less aggressive possibilities exist.

In the 1980s, Dr. Beers and others investigated the use of mood-altering drugs among geriatric patients and concluded that psychoactive medications were probably being too freely prescribed.

On their wedding night, the two separate as soon as Mila bleeds, because she is considered unclean — this moment too is prescribed by the law — and yet the closeness between them is not lost: "At dawn, he was still sitting by her bed," Ms. Markovits writes.

Drugs without a strong evidence base and outside of recommendations are too often prescribed for older adults.

Documenting multiple identities and lives in a beautifully curated production, the book exemplifies the pride and variety of Africa, all too often prescribed a singular story.

With an average prescription rate of 50%, in German primary care antibiotics are still too frequently prescribed for respiratory tract infections.

The study is registered at the Current Controlled Trials Ltd (ISRCTN01559032) With an average prescription rate of 50%, in German primary care antibiotics are still too frequently prescribed for respiratory tract infections (RTI) [ 1, 2].