inlander उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. "I haven't seen any downside to it, " said Charles Inlander, president of the People's Medical Society, a nonprofit grass-roots medical advocacy group for patients.
2. To avoid medical disasters, " stay away from doctors and hospitals, " advises Charles Inlander, president of the People's Medical Society, the nation's largest consumer health advocacy organization.
3. The riverboats operated on the Skeena for only 22 years; the last boat, the " Inlander ", finished up in September 1912, when the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway took over its function.
4. Charles Inlander, president of the People's Medical Society, a nonprofit patient advocacy group based in Allentown, Pa ., argued that regulators have to be cautious about approving mergers too quickly in this industry.
5. Charles Inlander, president of the People's Medical Society, a patients rights group in Washington, D . C ., called the law " the most significant piece of legislation since Medicare ."
6. For the rest of the 1911 season and through to her final voyage in the fall of 1912, the " Inlander " was piloted by Captain Nechacco " and the " Northwest ".
7. He is the author of the book " In Tune with America : Our History in Song, " writes a monthly column for " The Pacific Northwest Inlander " newspaper and records radio commentaries for several radio stations.
8. If the procedure is major and the choice is between a small, intimate facility where you get a lot of personal attention and a factory where they churn out a lot of similar cases, go for the factory every time, Inlander advised.
9. Inlander said that men's success in addressing disease has been spurred by new screening tests and medications _ and by concerns as simple as hair loss and as serious as AIDS that are getting men into their physicians'office with more regularity.
10. The first air-conditioned train in Queensland ( including the first air-conditioned sleeping cars in Australia ), the Inlander was introduced in February 1953, bringing a new level of comfort and cleanliness to a hot and dusty area of the State.