Sentence examples for disastrous cases from inspiring English sources

In the instance of some disastrous cases, combined anterior and posterior decompression with instrumentation is imperative for 360° circumferential fixation [ 30].

This was a disastrous case of misdiagnosis.

A year later, Kirchner selected Nisman, then a junior prosecutor, to salvage what he could from the disastrous case and try again.

FPA was the most disastrous case of a big health care company that grew so fast it lost track of costs and could not pay doctors for their work.

'Brexit' Could Lead to a Disastrous Case of Homes Being Less Terrifyingly Expensive.

At the center of each disastrous case is the United States Senate, whose rules magnify corporate power to resist progressive change even when polling makes clear that change is clearly popular with the American people.

But another outcome -- albeit one that appeared unlikely during oral arguments -- is that the justices could embrace the plaintiffs' broad First Amendment argument, in what would be a disastrous case for organized labor at large.

Effects of endocrine disruption in the developing foetus are likely to be subtle and not readily apparent at birth, a lesson learnt from the disastrous case of DES (diethylstilbestrol). DES, a synthetic estrogen prescribed to prevent miscarriage ultimately turned out to be a cause of vaginal dysplasia, cervical adenosis and malformations of uterus and cervix.

The external inquiry into the disastrous case of David James who died of an intrathecal administration of vincristine is an early report of a tragedy of 'silence': the junior doctor knew that vincristine should not be given intrathecally, but failed to speak-up and to challenge the senior colleague.

Since McCutcheon and Citizen's United, two disastrous U.S. Supreme Court cases that empowered special interests, we've continued to push for solutions to fight the corruptive influence of money in politics.

However, surgery for presumed NPH has been disastrous in cases of FXTAS (Jacquemont et al 2004).