Sentence examples for were being warehoused from inspiring English sources

In 1998, a Chicago Tribune series described how the mentally ill in Illinois were being warehoused in rundown nursing homes, spurring a federal inquiry that found the same problems in dozens of states.

Dr. Poordad, who is a consultant to some of the pharmaceutical companies, said that one-fifth of his patients were being "warehoused," meaning they were forgoing treatment now to wait for the new drugs.

Campaigners told Panorama they feared vulnerable adults were being warehoused in a system that was not offering them the support they need.

"I feel I'm being warehoused here for a very long time no matter how I behave," said another prisoner.

Their good fortune, however, has been a disaster for the mostly Latino immigrant population, which is being warehoused in substandard facilities to generate it.

Unwelcome by dealers and buyers, thousands of cars worth tens of millions of dollars are being warehoused on increasingly crowded port property.

But even his most recent proposal would not provide relief to the great majority of the thousands of nonviolent drug offenders who are being warehoused in state prisons.

Mitchell Johnson is being warehoused with a likely expiry date coinciding with the end of the Perth Test in December, while his Western Australia team-mate Nathan Coulter-Nile is a likely prospect and one or two others are emerging in domestic cricket.

Only 8000 copies of the 2010 edition were sold; 4000 are being warehoused.

If you're anything like me, you have no idea where your data is, how (or even if) it's being warehoused or how long it will be there (wherever "there" happens to be).

But the report also highlights the overwhelming rate at which people with mental illness are being warehoused in jails, citing a finding by the Bureau of Justice Statistics that fully 60percentt of inmates reported having symptoms of a mental health problem in the previous year.