Sentence examples for leads to neglect from inspiring English sources

One of the lessons that engineers have learned from the Titanic disaster is that improved construction of early barriers is not of much help if it leads to neglect of the later barriers (in that case lifeboats).

The RSPCA believes the economic downturn could still be playing in part in the increase in cases reported to it, where people are unable to look after pets which in some cases leads to neglect.

Either with the effect of positive quality outcomes not only in obstetric but also in the delivery of ANC and PNC services, as is imaginable in rural health facilities where the entire continuum of MCH is provided by the same cadre of health professionals, or with the effect that the focus on obstetric care only leads to neglect of service quality of the non-incentivized ANC and PNC services.

The focus only on the supply side has led to neglect the way in which water is used.

Lowered attention may lead to neglect some signs of suffering.

Frequently, they led to neglect through creating situations where staff did not have time to engage in either 'caring' behaviours (e.g. listening to patients, responding quickly to their requests) or fulfil expected tasks (e.g. washing and cleaning patients).

Placebo by proxy may create a false sense that a patient is getting better and thereby prevent more appropriate treatment, 7 8 or it may produce changes in attitude and behaviour towards the patient that lead to neglect.

Several Indigenous patients recalled how anger and frustration at their vastly changed circumstances led to neglecting their treatment: " I: Okay, so you have missed your dialysis on some days?