Sentence examples for whom discussion from inspiring English sources

This evil came home to roost as I read magnetic resonance imaging reports describing lesions in the wrong vertebra, and descriptions of full explanation of the risks of — and my concurrence with — proposed treatment by physicians I had never met and with whom discussion was nonexistent that were generated by doctors at a "leading cancer hospital" responsible for my husband's care.

However, statistical analysis may obscure individual patients in whom discussion of prognosis may lead to adverse psychological consequences, as highlighted by descriptive studies [ 11].

This, of course, was the reaction of a consumer for whom discussions of fabric are akin to deconstructions in Sanskrit of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.

She would not specify how large a stake UAL might sell, when the company might act or with whom discussions are being held.

Patients identified GPs as the person with whom discussions about care primarily occurred.

Not only feeling afraid this or that man would not like me or leave me if I did not have unprotected sex, I remember the paralyzing anxiety over broaching a conversation about using condoms with a partner with whom this discussion was already much overdue.

Determinants could not be identified for visiting a cancer genetics clinic in the subgroup of patients whom receive discussion of referral by their surgeon.

From the frequency data, we noted that groups regularly interacting with LAs ("Ever with LA" condition) appeared to use less reasoning and more questioning in discussion compared with those for whom no discussions involved an LA (Table 4).

That should reassure the company's bankers, with whom "constructive" discussions are taking place.

Some of the questions I ask have little to do directly with the particular business under discussion: Whom do they know, and whom do they admire?

This paper shows that rather than the use of these terms being driven by any difference in their definitions, their use is more contingent upon the context and the audience to whom a particular discussion is being directed.