Sentence examples for made preventable from inspiring English sources

After examining Ms. Yacketta's claims, Dr. Jonathan Fine, a retired internist and founder of At Your Side, a nonprofit group that trains volunteers as bedside advocates for patients, said University had repeatedly made preventable errors in her care.

A Consensus Statement and Call to Action drafted by members of a multi-stakeholder steering committee acknowledged that while substantial progress has been made, preventable sharps injuries and blood exposures continue to occur in healthcare settings.

Just a few months ago, a study in the BMJ declared that number has now risen to more than 250,000, making preventable medical errors in hospitals the third-largest cause of death in the country in 2013.

And it would save lives, making preventable crises a thing of the past.Phil BloomerDirector of campaigns and policy, OxfamOxfordDisastrous responseSIR – An opportunity to open the line of control between Pakistani- and Indian-administered Kashmir has indeed been missed ("A double tragedy", October 15th).

Consider Jeb Bush's bungled answer to Megyn Kelly's question about George W. Bush's invasion of Iraq: "Knowing what we know now, would you have authorized the invasion?" (Set aside the strangeness of the question; if people could time travel, no one would ever make preventable mistakes).

Creating history   UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Geeta Rao Gupta wrapped up the summit by saying the gathering was an opportunity to create history – to make preventable child deaths a thing of the past.

At present, Medicare pays the same amount to a hospital for treating a patient, whether that patient lives or dies — even if the hospital made a preventable error that caused the patient's death.

If you learn about these cases, what you find out is that lots of mistakes that are made are preventable.

The study suggests that other major degenerative diseases like cardiovascular disease and diabetes may stem at least in part from diet, possibly making them preventable.

"We are concerned that we find ourselves helping hundreds of thousands of people each year who come to a Trussell Trust foodbank simply because government departments make avoidable, preventable mistakes".

Bill Frist, the Tennessee Republican who retired this year as Senate majority leader, announced yesterday that he would lead a drive by the charity Save the Children to make the preventable deaths of millions of children in the developing world an issue for Americans.