Sentence examples for failing to perceive from inspiring English sources

The distinction between "acceptably" or "understandably" failing to perceive or report an abnormality on a radiological study and negligently failing to report a lesion is an important one, albeit one that is difficult to explain to laypersons or juries.

The pharmaceutical sector was generally indifferent to the problems associated with alcohol, with little to say in policy debates and failing to perceive any opportunities to exert influence.

Each area had its sensitivity tested at least three times, in order to determine the outcome (outcome presence was determined as failing to perceive the monofilament at least one time).

Three participants discussed antibiotic prescribing as a response to clinician dissatisfaction in failing to meet perceived patient expectations.

Postgraduate (physician training) and master (midwifery training) programmes in primary care and public health are failing to meet these perceived educational needs.

He argued that, when a person imagines trees or books "and no body by to perceive them," he is failing to appreciate the whole situation: he is "omitting" the perceiver, for imagined trees or books are necessarily imagined as perceivable.

Curiously, his passion was not engaged by questions of domestic law reform, which he perceived as failing to capture sufficiently the public imagination.

A so-called winter of discontent in 1979 began the fall of the Labor administration of Prime Minister James Callaghan, who was perceived as failing to get a grip on the wave of strikes that brought Britain to its knees.

In the past, HMIC has had issues with police forces failing to co-operate because of perceived worries around the vetting status of certain inspectors: it meant Billingham was initially concerned that "civilians" would be excluded on security grounds.

While the use of a number of native turfgrass species as alternatives to non-natives has been previously examined, only a few are presently commercially available, and many species have been perceived as failing to perform to the level required by industry and consumers.

Doctors were perceived as failing to recognise nurses as " human beings (who) really want to communicate with human beings".