Sentence examples for had been avoidable from inspiring English sources
The files from the insurance company included the patients' self-reported claims, a judgment from the surgeon responsible, and an assessment from the insurance company's medical expert of whether or not the injury had been avoidable.
A senior consultant told the coroner that, in his opinion, the death had been "avoidable" and there was a "high probability that the level of care delivered to Mr Moore-Robinson was negligent".
One study suggested that 14percentto27percentcent of deaths from strokes, heart attacks or pneumonia might have been avoidable.
"We're blighting these peoples' lives and all this has been avoidable for some years by applying this research.
These trips, which I argued were necessary in the face of book deadlines, might well have been avoidable on a practical level.
When nearly two-thirds of arrests don't lead to charges, something is going wrong and many of those arrests must surely have been avoidable.
After the system crashed, many election officers went by helicopter to Nairobi, the capital, for a manual count.The mess should have been avoidable.
Subsection (d), derived from section 67a of the Bankruptcy Act [section 107(a) of former title 11], permits the trustee to avoid a transfer to reimburse a surety that posts a bond to dissolve a judicial lien that would have been avoidable under this section.
The disruption would have been avoidable had the company merely been changing Web sites, Mr. Lenk said, but because it was overhauling all the back-office systems used to track inventory and manage promotions, among many other functions, a seamless transition was impossible.
The trustee may avoid a transfer of an interest in property of the debtor transferred to or for the benefit of a surety to secure reimbursement of such a surety that furnished a bond or other obligation to dissolve a judicial lien that would have been avoidable by the trustee under subsection (b) of this section.
The use of self-reported subjective measures may not have been avoidable since the subjects of inquiry are closely held farm operations.
