Sentence examples for Forgetting the appointment from inspiring English sources

Being dissatisfied with their care, not liking the health care workers, and forgetting the appointment were associated with lower, although still significant, odds of inadequate prenatal care.

Of the 52 OW/OB children contacted, 38 agreed to participate but 14 did not subsequently attend the appointment (due to illness or forgetting the appointment).

Of the 30 NW children who opted to participate, 4 did not participate in the experiment (due to illness or forgetting the appointment).

Thirty-one out of 47 patients made visits before their agreed appointment, and the most common reasons for coming earlier were acute illnesses, anticipated side effects, and forgetting the appointment date.

I had totally forgotten the appointment until my wife walked in and was surprised to find me in Brooklyn when I had this important appointment on Madison Avenue.

Kylie turned up at Pete Waterman's offices waiting to record a new song and Watermen, having forgotten the appointment, remarked "Kylie?

When he came to the door, he was dressed in a white shirt and navy sweatpants and sandals, and looked as if he had forgotten the appointment we had made a few days earlier.

In his own telling of the story, Waterman forgot the appointment, and when told he had to rush to the outfit's HQ in south London because she had a plane to catch, he said to Mike Stock: "She should be so lucky".

Over 40% said that they forgot the appointment and a quarter that they tried very hard to cancel the appointment or that it was at an inconvenient time.

In some cases the secretary had not scheduled an appointment, some patients had forgotten the appointment, some patients did not want the consultation, and patients with severe complications at the first follow up were excluded from the second follow up.

Over 40% of individuals who missed an appointment and participated said that they forgot the appointment and a quarter said that they tried very hard to cancel the appointment or that it was at an inconvenient time.