Sentence examples for example of the negligence from inspiring English sources
Such food safety scandals are just one example of the negligence of human rights (in this case the right to health) by companies in the region.
"These are just a few examples of the negligence we found".
And finally, the fence sitters continue to be the best example of willful negligence.
In an article about the study's methodology in The New England Journal of Medicine in August, the only example of negligence given by the researchers was prescribing penicillin to a patient with a known hypersensitivity to the drug if the doctor did not ask about the patient's history with the drug.
In the documents the department expounded its view that the explosion at the rig that led to the spill is an example of "gross negligence", which if proved in court could leave BP facing a fine of up to $21 billion.
Lead found in Flint, Michigan water is an unfortunate example of negligence leading to the mass exposure of elemental lead found naturally in iron ore.
"The Microsoft negotiations were just the latest example of negligence by this board," said Eric Jackson, a dissident investor who represents a group of stockholders with more than three million shares.
At the end of the trial, the judge, Mr Justice Mackay, said that, in his 30 years in the legal profession, he regarded Balfour Beatty's failure as the "worst example of sustained industrial negligence in a high-risk industry he had ever seen".
It criticizes Mr. Greenspan for advocating deregulation and cites a "pivotal failure to stem the flow of toxic mortgages" under his leadership as a "prime example" of negligence.
