Sentence examples for preventable loss from inspiring English sources

Systematic career planning by radiology chairs is probably the best way to avoid preventable loss of careers.

We continue to mourn the senseless, preventable loss of so many lives, while knowing how immoral it would be to intentionally lose one more.

Beyond the tragic and preventable loss of human life and its subsequent hit to our country's productivity, the costs to our country our explicitly economic as well.

Fossil fuel consumption has now joined the traditional drivers of disaster risk such as poverty, inappropriate land use, weak building codes, the disappearance of protective ecosystems and lax governance, as drivers of preventable loss of life, displacement and loss of livelihoods.

These deaths are particularly important from a public health and public policy perspective because they represent preventable loss of life.

It is a major source of 'shrinkage', the umbrella term used to denote preventable losses attributed to theft, fraud, error, damage or wastage (Beck 2016a).

Stillbirth accounts for 60% of all perinatal deaths and 75% of all potentially preventable losses (defined as perinatal death of a normally formed infant weighing 1000 g or more) [ 5].

The World Health Organisation says that the single biggest cause of preventable hearing loss in loud music.

Protecting young ears from excessive noise could help reduce the number of young children -- one group places the number at one in eight -- who suffer from preventable hearing loss.

Even millionaires, however, have health problems, which become more common as the years increase, not necessarily as a result of biological ageing, but because of disease, much of it preventable, and loss of fitness.

Glaucoma is a major cause of preventable sight loss.