Sentence examples for clinically unsustainable from inspiring English sources

MPs taking to the streets to preserve clinically unsustainable hospital services only damage their constituents.

The trust has been in administration since April 2013 when services were deemed financially and clinically "unsustainable" by watchdog Monitor.

The Mid Staffordshire NHS Trust, which is expected to hit a budget deficit of £20m next year, was "clinically and financially unsustainable", administrators said.

Last month the trust was declared "clinically and financially" unsustainable by administrators who recommended it be dissolved, and its hospitals incorporated into neighbouring NHS trusts.

It has been in administration since April 2013, after Monitor said it was clinically and financially "unsustainable".

Overall, significant parts of the primary care system are unsustainable financially and clinically, but elsewhere GPs are building new, integrated care systems in the community which hold out the prospect of reducing emergencies, shifting treatment away from hospitals and improving access.

Clinically destructive.

But this looks unsustainable.

That is morally unsustainable.

This is clearly unsustainable.

Such indebtedness is unsustainable.