Significados de entirely preventable en inglés

These accidents, which are entirely preventable, happen year after year with lamentable monotony.

Mr Ewers said the accident was entirely preventable and had devastated the man's family.

Every Fourth of July a great many entirely preventable deaths and minor accidents occur.

Her mother Ruth Toyoshima told reporter Jordan Bond that Ellie's death was entirely preventable.

An independent report on the shooting released in September called it " entirely preventable."

It's a scary statistic, considering suicide is entirely preventable.

Despite the known health and economic benefits of medications, nonadherence remains a significant, yet entirely preventable public health burden.

Gillian's death was entirely preventable.

His death was entirely preventable.

Dental treatment costs an estimated €79bn a year across the EU, yet these diseases are almost entirely preventable.

These latter illnesses are the really important ones to attack, because they kill millions a year and are entirely preventable.

This was an unacceptable toll in human suffering, much of it entirely preventable, said Mr Frank Cunneen, chairman of the HSA.

The collapse of the test and trace system last week exposed the Government's lack of preparedness for the entirely preventable second wave.

The Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young, a participating member of the inquiry, said: We know now that Reza Barati's death was entirely preventable.

Lung cancer is almost entirely preventable yet it is still the most deadly form of the disease in Ireland, an international conference warned today.

The irony is that unlike closely related mosquito-borne viruses like chikungunya or dengue or Zika, yellow fever is entirely preventable with an effective vaccine.