Sentence examples for latest malpractice from inspiring English sources

When asked what she wanted to see come out of the latest malpractice debate, Kathleen Nastri, the immediate past president of the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association, had a one-word reply: "Closure".

IMF CONTINUES TO MAKE PATIENTS SICKER Ecuador is the latest malpractice victim of the International Monetary Fund.

The latest revelations of malpractice at Tesco, Sports Direct and Volkswagen are now capped by Google's grand larceny of British taxpayers.

Early breastfeeding jaundice occurs as a result of insufficient human milk which is mostly due to late initiation and malpractices of breastfeeding [ 30].

While Garfield notes that "journalism subordinates old news to the latest development," it would be "malpractice" do allow that to happen in this case.

However, a former Rolls-Royce employee who blew the whistle on the Indonesian allegations, Dick Taylor, said the claims were "just one example" of corruption at his former employer, adding that some cases of malpractice took place as late as 2010.

In 2000, for example, a Texan widow called Christie Littleton sued her late husband's doctor for malpractice.

That problem has been compounded of late, as shrinking reimbursements and soaring malpractice rates push some radiologists toward easier, and more lucrative, work.

Unfortunately, this medical malpractice bill is only the latest in a string of anti-consumer and pro-corporate bills meant to erect new roadblocks to justice.

But when we called a doctor, he diagnosed it as anxiety and prescribed Xanax, morphine, the latest in a long line of medical malpractices.

Despite obvious signs of horrible medical malpractice, numerous complaints and illegal late-term abortions in his house of horrors, authorities failed again and again to step in until a woman died.