Sentence examples for really preventable from inspiring English sources

But are they really preventable?

Instead one is left wondering: are these complications, as the payers assert, really preventable?

He also cited humanitarian grounds, the 'background of human suffering and sorrow' which lay behind such statistics, and the 'poignant tragedy of a dead child', accentuated by the knowledge 'that the tragedy was really preventable'.

"Many of these deaths are really entirely preventable if you can detect tumors early," said Dr. Bert Vogelstein, the leader of the team that developed the APC gene test.

"The fact is that every one of those deaths really is preventable".

This is all really about identifying preventable environmental exposures and their role in diseases that are extremely prevalent in our society".

"For me this report really lays out how preventable Joshua's death was," said Titcombe.

For me this report really lays out how preventable Joshua's death was".

The more liberal among us, on the other hand, pay lip-service to needed changes, even applauding interventions by the more radical among us; but they lack, perhaps as much as the mainly moralist, the political education about what is really needed to overcome preventable ill-health in our consumer societies.

Would the American public really be prepared to accept preventable massacres taking place before the eyes of U.S. soldiers?

"If David's condition was preventable, and it wasn't prevented, that's really, really awful.