Sentence examples for borders on malpractice from inspiring English sources

When entire nations rise up against tyrants based upon a call to action on Facebook, it borders on malpractice to sit smugly in one's office saying I don't participate in such social networks.

But it borders on malpractice to allow young veterans to surrender to psychological wounds without first urging them to pursue recovery.

Not facing and addressing the appropriate depth of experience is ill-informed and borders on malpractice.

Enough literature now exists such that doing a non-contrast abdominal or chest computed tomography (CT) scan for suspected mass lesions in children borders on malpractice.

Enough literature now exists such that doing a non-contrast abdominal or chest CT for suspected mass lesions in children borders on malpractice.

Considering the electorate's sour mood, Mr. Garin said, "it would border on malpractice" for an embattled incumbent like Mr. Corzine not to attack his Republican challenger aggressively.

It said Taylor was asked, "Does it make sense to you that an athletic trainer like Mr. McNamee would have been performing lidocaine injections for lower back pain?" The memorandum said Taylor said no, that it bordered on malpractice because "you're dealing with nerves there in the spinal cord".

That borders on political malpractice.

Yes, television is a powerful medium, but the amount and way most campaigns have done this borders on political malpractice.

But the judge warned the lawyers that their work was "bordering on legal malpractice".

But, in what may border on campaign malpractice, the Clinton campaign chose in the closing battle to ignore the economic stress not just of the working-class women who were still in play, but also of those within the Democrats' own base, particularly among the minorities, millennials, and unmarried women.