Sentence examples for long-term negligence from inspiring English sources
The primary difference, as reflective of the key arguments against the old policy, i.e., economic inefficiency and human rights violation, was that in Japan a public apology was offered by the government for its long-term negligence, though the apology was later used by the patients to win further government compensation through lawsuits.
Referring to Mr Hopkins's case, the letter says: "The after-care of a hip operation failed him catastrophically, the NHS repaying a lifetime of service with negligence and long-term disability".
Coordination of aid and peacekeeping are noble goals, but negligence of Haiti's long-term rehabilitation process may prove to be detrimental to sustainable socio-economic and political development.
At Tufi, too, residents contrast the government's cosmetic efforts to make the city presentable for World Cup visitors and its negligence in dealing with long-term housing problems.
However, compliance with long-term dosing is often defective, either by negligence or caused by vomiting and other gastrointestinal adverse drug reactions [ 2].
Short-term frustration for long-term gain".
Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.
"Solar would be long-term.
