Sentence examples for failure to take proper from inspiring English sources

But the study is yet another reminder that medical science's past failure to take proper account of humanity's bacterial guests has stopped researchers understanding how bodies actually work.

A year after the war ended Dagg would insist that the Confederacy's defeat was due to white Southerners' failure to take proper care of their black charges.

Lt. Sean Crowley, a police spokesman, said Officer Gaudino was suspended at 2 35 a.m. yesterday for failure to take proper police action, a serious charge that, if proven true, could result in her dismissal from the department.

And it would be a shame if it had been caused by a failure to take proper notice of a warning, all those years ago, sounded by one of the men whose legacy would thus be squandered.

This fails to recognise the substantial heterogeneity among patients within these categories, thereby immediately undermining the exercise: results may simply reflect analytical failure to take proper account of the true nature of production.

This is provided by the fact that back in the '60s and '70s the failure of the authorities to take proper action against the worst of the violence, and the sheer inefficiency of the leading referees, created a culture of self-help among the most creative of players.

The Buildings Department said Clinton Court Development was cited for six violations at the Clinton Hill project in November, including failure to provide handrails and a construction fence or to take proper safety measures around elevator shafts.

It definitely takes skill to take proper advantage of your environment.

They also make sure to take proper lunch breaks.

So it is necessary to take proper steps to gain satisfactory dilation for these patients.

Remember to take proper precautions against static discharge.