Sentence examples for apparent negligence from inspiring English sources

The police commissioner, he explained, would be meeting with bank executives that afternoon to address the branches' apparent negligence in defending themselves.

It is not clear if this was another patient or a member of staff, but either way the apparent negligence of the hospital to keep her safe was yet another blow to her already fragile state of mind.

Four traumatised victims of clerical sexual abuse told the assembled bishops how their lives had been destroyed and how much they were hurt by the apparent negligence of the church.

Larson doesn't fully interrogate why the Lusitania was not escorted or protected through dangerous waters, spending more time on President Wilson's romances than on the apparent negligence of Winston Churchill, then the First Lord of the Admiralty.

Also, given the apparent negligence of the ferry crew, it would behoove the city to accept legal responsibility to pay fair damages for victims' injuries and deaths and make a serious effort to resolve claims without litigation.

But demand for the state to intrude less was coupled with outrage at the apparent negligence that led to the horrific deaths of children, including Victoria Climbié in 2000 and Peter Connelly, known as Baby P, in 2008.

In a statement, Karolinska said Macchiarini's contract would be rescinded for a variety of reasons including apparent scientific negligence and the falsification of his CV.

State officials will investigate this apparent case of medical negligence, the newspaper wrote.

"It was just negligence," she said, her disgust apparent.

Beyond the apparent inability to detect any pattern, a question of willful negligence has been raised.

He took the blame, in an apparent attempt to clear the Sydney Morning Herald editors from the appearance of negligence.