Sentence examples for inappropriate help from inspiring English sources

For example, seeking support from friends and relatives may be unnecessary, unhelpful, even toxic under certain circumstances and the website may have served to reduce inappropriate help seeking actions.

They suggested that these informal sources of help may be "unhelpful, even toxic under certain circumstances" and that "the website may have served to reduce inappropriate help seeking actions" (p.7).

Other participants associated the situation described in the vignette with "anorexia", which clearly demonstrates an inability to take acccount of the full range of signs and symptoms, overvaluing the sign of weight loss and the symptom of loss of appetite, and possibly leading to inappropriate help seeking.

Options rated as 'unhelpful' by ≥ 75%% of these experts ('very unhelpful' or 'fairly unhelpful') were used to assess the unhelpful (or inappropriate) help-seeking beliefs of this population.

However, more work is needed to identify the most cost-effective ways to promote recognition of early warning signs, particularly in disadvantaged populations, and to do it without provoking anxiety or increasing inappropriate help-seeking.

clearly illustrates that he's unqualified and inappropriate to help decide issues such as whether to reduce the federal deficit by cutting programs like social security or by upgrading the faulty military contracting process, from which Honeywell benefits.

It also enabled patient centered consultations, which encouraged self-management, improved adherence, helped manage expectations, and reduced inappropriate service use.

Sophisticated tax dodging -- much of it falling in that gray region separating the flagrantly illegal from the merely inappropriate -- helps render actual rates meaningless.

Furthermore, future evaluations may benefit from an examination of changes to inappropriate informal help-seeking, rather than a narrow focus on changes in the small number of appropriate strategies.

While Obama at least seemed present and possessing a pulse in the second debate, he was testy, whiny, overly aggressive, and even asked for – and received – a highly inappropriate level of help and support from the debate moderator.

Recognising that some treatments, such as X-rays for back pain and antibiotics for influenza, are inappropriate of no help and are, therefore, a waste of NHS resources, they mean to row back against the over-medicalisation of illness.