Sentence examples for less prevention from inspiring English sources

The costs of a sustained aggressive program would be $10 billion a year, or $1,000 for each infection prevented, much less, prevention advocates argue, than the cost of treating people once they become ill.

The child welfare system was overloaded, but with less prevention, increasing numbers of kids and families need help, further overloading the system.

"...the difference is, that there is more [treatment] and less prevention.

Indicator scores have potentials to range from 0 1 with higher scores reflective of less planning, less interference, and less prevention or rather increased participation.

Indicator scores can range from 0 1 with higher scores reflective of less planning, less interference, and less prevention or rather increased participation.

Correspondingly, the GPs believed that laboratory measurements (such as blood pressure, and cholesterol levels) were less important for elderly patients: "Of course, less and less prevention in old age.

The offset mid-truncated ribs design also exercises less prevention-where the ribs are located for the fluid flow.

In recent decades, primary health care in Spain-and elsewhere-has become less prevention-oriented and more medicalised.

Developing nations are spending progressively less on prevention programs, the report said.

Still it is worrisome that, in an effort to reduce the budgetary cost, the manager's amendment would require inspections of "high risk" facilities — those that handle certain foods, have a past record of problems or less vigilant prevention efforts — only once every three years, after a five-year transition period.

More spending on curing diseases will mean less for prevention and vice versa.