Sentence examples for could preventable from inspiring English sources

Financial distress would become more common, as could preventable deaths.

The idea that 'most infections are unavoidable and some could be preventable' has been changed to 'all infections are potentially preventable unless proven otherwise' [ 4, 5].

"And of course, with enough pressure, all this could be preventable".

Suicides are rising, most among young men in deprived areas – deaths that could be preventable at reasonably low cost.

The good news is that the loss of so many female engineers from the profession could be preventable.

Nearly 3 million newborns do not survive their first month in low-resource settings, but 80percentt of these deaths could be preventable with the right tools.

Dr Doug Brown, director of research at Alzheimer's Society, said that the estimate that more than a third of dementia cases could be preventable was a cause for celebration, but noted that difficulties remain.

Each of these in different ways documents how dominant Western technological practices are crossing geographical boundaries, influencing developing economies, and often diverting scarce resources from basic healthcare services that could reduce preventable morbidity and mortality.

Half of these chronic diseases could be preventable, at least.

For the first time in human history it is conceivable that we could end preventable child deaths, eradicate hunger and rid the world of the scandal of absolute poverty.

Risk factors are multiple and could be preventable.