Sentence examples for failure in seeking from inspiring English sources

Delay or failure in seeking treatment after relapse, and the failure of health professionals to provide treatment, are two barriers to reducing disability.

Stigmatization could lead to delays and failures in seeking treatment by PLWHA and delays in diagnosis of high risk patients [ 13- 15].

A reason for this failure is that, in seeking to disrupt the secret infrastructure of jihadists, security services neglect the public-support systems of the movements which are as important as their covert backing.

Failure or delay in seeking help increases the risk of associated harms, such as the development of comorbid physical, mental health and social and emotional wellbeing problems [ 16].

Often cited is Mr. Obama's failure to act earlier in seeking an extension of the expiring Bush-era tax cuts except those on high incomes; delaying action until after the midterms gave Republicans more leverage to force a compromise that also extends the high-end tax brackets for two years.

"Until this is taken on board and people and organizations are held responsible for this failure, I have a real difficulty in seeking how a national intelligence director can correct these failures".

A death audit at King Edward Hospital in Durban found that 25% of child deaths were due to modifiable factors such as delay in seeking care and failure to realize the severity of illness [ 4].

Previously described risk factors associated with death from imported malaria include older age, European origin, travel to east Africa, failure to take chemoprophylaxis, and delays in seeking medical care and in the diagnosis and treatment of suspected malaria.

Most delays in seeking care were attributed to a failure to recognise symptoms of complications or their severity.

Building trust between the parties is essential; otherwise, we'll find ourselves back here in 4 years... feeling morally and intellectually superior, ignoring our own complicity in failure, and seeking redemption by demonizing the other side... and all the while making no progress on issues that really matter.

I once had an oxygen-dependent centenarian patient in heart failure seeking admission to hospice.