Sentence examples for would be prescribing from inspiring English sources

Catherine Bearder, a Liberal Democrat MEP, said: "If I had become a doctor instead of a politician I would be prescribing a serious health warning to the UK government today.

It is therefore safe to assume they would be prescribing it to all patients who need both the classes of drugs.

M3: I wouldn't have thought buddy me up with somebody who was working in [speciality name] would particularly work well because the medications that we would prescribe and the contexts in which we would be prescribing would be completely different.

One of the reasons for this was perceived differences in the medications that would be prescribed across different practice settings: M3: I wouldn't have thought buddy me up with somebody who was working in [speciality name] would particularly work well because the medications that we would prescribe and the contexts in which we would be prescribing would be completely different.

If putting a spoon in an epileptics mouth helped, then we would be prescribed a constant supply of Fruit Corners.

When her symptoms worsened she was told to come back to the clinic before antibiotics would be prescribed.

The BBC says Salazar did not respond to questions sent regarding the reason he would be prescribed testosterone that were sent in early May.

Another concern was that the drug would be prescribed for nonmedical conditions, for someone who does not get enough sleep, for example, or someone with temporary jet lag.

A20 SCIENCE/HEALTH A Pill to Prevent Heart Attacks British scientists have proposed preventing cardiovascular disease by taking a daily pill that would be prescribed to nearly everyone over 55, regardless of their risk of heart attack or stroke.

NIV sessions would be prescribed for the most severe patients as shown in Table 1.

In the good old days, bloodletting would be prescribed to help you heal of your ills.