Sentence examples for because of malpractice from inspiring English sources

The tragedy happened not because of malpractice but because of arrogance.

The last time a contest for a Westminster seat was declared void because of malpractice was in 1923.

Once viewed as reckless vagabonds, Dr. Coble said they are now rigorously scrutinized, in large measure because of malpractice concerns.

Dr. J. Robert Galvin, commissioner of the state's Department of Public Health, testified that there was no significant exodus of doctors leaving Connecticut because of malpractice insurance rates.

"Many doctors feel like they are on a treadmill and are running scared because of malpractice and having to check off all the checkboxes of quality measures," Dr. Chou said.

Mr. Bracken, who co-chairs the New York State Bar Association task force on the tort system, said: "If a patient loses a leg because of malpractice he would get $250,000.

Much tax revenue failed to reach the treasury because of malpractices throughout the bureaucracy.

With experts questioning whether Mr. Bush's centerpiece initiative for the uninsured -- tax credits of up to $2,000 -- would help low and moderate income families buy health insurance, Vice President Al Gore went on the offensive against Mr. Bush, asserting that hundreds of thousands of Texans lack health insurance "because of the political malpractice of the Bush administration".

With all the technology available, tests are often ordered not because they are clinically indicated but because the specter of malpractice looms.

1 4 This is because patient safety is considered a fundamental aspect of healthcare and because the role of malpractice claims in healthcare costs has evolved.

While the state currently requires that hospitals disclose mistakes, they have been loathe do so because of fear of malpractice suits.