Sentence examples for wean off from inspiring English sources

"Rent regulation is an addiction, just like oil, that's hard to wean off, especially in New York City," he said.

Oxygen requirement, level of pressure or flow support, radiologic changes, blood gas measurement, time to wean off protocol, and failure to wean/necessity for endotracheal intubation were monitored.

As soon as the obsessive fears vanished, I'd wean off a medication, tired of side effects that ranged from weight gain to insomnia to hives.

With the current U.S. presidential administration unwilling to wean off fossil fuel-sourced energy and also unwilling to participate in international climate accords, subnational actors will have to pave the way for strong sustainable action and innovative sustainable growth.

As these developments begin to empower citizens — even entire rural communities — to wean off the centralized grid, it offers a glimpse of the next chapter of the solar story.

The administration also wants to expand the use of medicated assisted treatment, where those who are addicted to opioids are given medication under a doctor's supervision that helps them wean off the drugs.

Clinton has sought to carve out an identity as a pragmatist, and argued that countries like China need natural gas to wean off coal and dirtier forms of energy.

"Wean off caffeine would be my next tip," she continues.

She had hemodynamic instability and difficulty to wean off cardiopulmonary bypass.

Then we measured and recorded patients' outcome including in-hospital mortality and RRT wean-off.

Then we measured and recorded patients' outcome including in-hospital mortality and RRT wean-off until 30 June, 2006.