Sentence examples for preventative in from inspiring English sources

You could even make the argument that it would be preventative in that it would make the bones stronger.

A 1795 review of the Earl of Lauderdale's "Letters to the Peers of Scotland" criticized the appearance of preventative in the text, declaring that it was "not English".

You can still get away with using preventative in standard English, but that extraneous syllable won't gain you anything, other than disdain from the sticklers.

What's needed is a shift away from a reactive, disease-focused model of care, towards one that is more proactive, holistic and preventative, in which people are encouraged to play a central role in managing their own care.

The statement continued: "The penalty to be imposed for incidents of this nature must be not only punitive but also preventative in order to avoid repetition of the episodes themselves.

These are well-understood missions for the Navy and are preventative in nature.

Among those receiving preventatives, in 52 out of 107 they were retired (48.6%).

We were able (and this is again a point not previously considered in these kind of studies) to retire oral preventatives in almost half of our patients.

The use of music in HIV/Aids education has already proved successful in Uganda, and ethnomusicologist Gregory Barz has made fascinating observations of the role of women in mobilising preventative action in their communities.

Furthermore, it may have an important role in assessing preventative therapies in early neuropathy.

In fact, preventative interventions in problem families has revealed remarkable effects on child development [ 43].