Sentence examples for failures to listen from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the failures to listen properly to patients—and even dismiss their concerns and to act when a superficial pressure ulcer was present emphasise the importance of prevailing cultural norms.

Charlie tells him why: "Because you DON'T LISTEN!" This failure to listen has become a preoccupation in several recent American films whose protagonists become violent in order to define and perhaps even to redeem themselves.

The issue was my failure to listen.

Linked to this is the failure to listen to the voice of patients.

The problem stemmed, he said, from a failure to listen to criticism.

They know that failure to listen and learn might lead to a lashing — or a beheading.

Double standards and a failure to listen to criticism, he said, had brought the country to disaster.

Hamish Meldrum, chairman of the British Medical Association, said: "This is a damning indictment of the government's failure to listen.

The Republican establishment seems to suffer the same problem as the Democrats — a failure to listen to the American people and, most important, its own constituency.

News this morning of the government's failure to listen to its front-line employees in the NHS is unsurprising, but felt with a heavy heart.

Francis set out three primary and fundamental causes of what went wrong: a failure to listen to patients; a lack of properly trained staff and a dysfunctional culture.