Sentences with phrase «isolated incidents»

These are not isolated incidents mind you this is an everyday occurrence.

Within the last year, nightly news reports have informed the public of several isolated incidents of accidental food poisoning at some public schools.

There are reports of longstanding fear and anticipation of abuse, followed by a «confirming» but isolated incident in which actual abuse took place.

In years past, such stories may have been dismissed as isolated incidents.

It shouldn't be a quick decision nor should it be based on isolated incidents.

Then, in one seemingly isolated incident, a woman with blonde hair lashes out and kills without reason.

Again, there are a few isolated incidents where this is the case, but overall it is a bald - faced lie.

By trauma, we're not talking about isolated incidents as the traditional definition would have it, but a whole set of environmental factors that have adverse effects.

In some cases, these defects were seen right out of the box and even after multiple exchanges, so these are not probably isolated incidents.

While isolated incidents of negligence may not kill a patient, successive mistakes can increase chances for causing them severe harm.

Even isolated incidents have their price; your insurance company could raise your rate after you have a traffic ticket added to your record.

If your practice has been around for more than six months, those are likely isolated incidents.

Executive team members, most who have spent decades at the company, concluded this fraud had to be minor isolated incidents.

Much of this was due to macro weakness and a weaker commodity environment, but numerous isolated incidents also contributed.

Instead, the best invasion films that come to mind are usually those that depict isolated incidents in small towns or at remote arctic research stations.

As bad studies last forever and do even more damage than the verifiable facts themselves, so do scandals involving reforms — even if they are isolated incidents compared to their overwhelming benefits.

It's possible that I've just had a hugely unfortunate, isolated incident here.

This diverse participation highlights the fact that dog fights are not isolated incidents — they are often planned events which people consciously involve themselves in.

Yes, there are isolated incidents of religious persecution, but that is not the norm.

Some will try and chalk this up as isolated incident, the work of one teenager with serious mental health problems.

But the reality is that those are a few isolated incidents.

UPDATE: After Grisanti and his wife returned home from the hospital last night, the senator released a statement giving his own account of what he called an «isolated incident by a few people.»

These aren't just isolated incidents either.

On its face, the HPRB's decision defines a «matter» which must be investigated and disposed of by an inquiry committee expansively enough to capture not only isolated incidents of negligence or incompetent provision of professional services, but also issues such as overbilling that many professional regulatory bodies treat as outside their jurisdiction.

Acute vomiting is an occasional isolated incident of vomiting, often not serious and the result of eating something disagreeable, a diet change, eating too fast, etc..

It was the College's view that in such isolated incidents the inquiry committee must decide to take no further action pursuant to s. 33 (6)(a) of the HPA unless it determines after investigation that «the conduct or competence of a registrant constitutes a continuing danger to the public» (Ibid.).

John H. Marburger III, the president's science adviser, says critics have conjured up conspiratorial patterns from isolated incidents involving advisory appointments and policy decisions at the Department of Health and Human Services and the EPA.

Accidents occurring in oil refineries can range from isolated incidents which seriously injure an individual worker, to enormous fires or explosions which injure or kill dozens.

Yet in this seemingly isolated incident lurk important issues about what it means to be an educational community and, more broadly, about the way in which American colleges and universities are likely to be regarded in the future.

The general inclination is to view occurances of violence, harrassment, or abuse as isolated incidents perpetrated by individuals, says Katz, but looking at things that way misses the larger picture.

The survey found that most of the respondents (58 %) believe that «dog attacks are isolated incidents caused by bad owners, not by the breed of the dog.»

The War Stories single - player mode, focusing on five isolated incidents based on the true events of World War I, follows in - tow with equally insightful respect; without ever being so arrogant as to overstep the bounds of its genre or medium.

He publicly rebuked Trump over the Charlottesville clashes, but that was a fairly isolated incident.

Protesters have previously shut lines down in more isolated incidents but it is rare, said Richard Kuprewicz, president of pipeline safety consultancy Accufacts.

SNC - Lavalin's previous statements and responses to questions from Canadian Business have struck the same tone: these are isolated incidents conducted by former employees who acted beyond the scope of their authority.

Like Bruce Nauman's «mental spaces,» the work in Emotional Management documents several isolated incidents that mirror the complex, cyclical, and seemingly never - ending patterns of the human condition.

Excellent post Bettina — what an important point you make about these types of isolated incidents creating negative perceptions of much - needed government child nutrition programs (not to mention the flaws in reporting these incidents that sometimes make them downright inaccurate).

Amboseli researchers witnessed two killing sprees of infants and unborn babies at the hands of separate males in the 1980s, but they were presumed to be isolated incidents until now.

Are these examples just overblown but isolated incidents aimed at riling up the public?

The media, however, should not go unmentioned, for it is also responsible for escalating isolated incidents in a relentless way of creating hysteria among the public.

Proposals to restrict the sale and possession of these animals have largely been created in response to isolated incidents around the country.

Hmmmmmmm... So does Digital Foundry need to recheck some resolutions for all launch games or is this just some strange isolated incident?

By facing their demons (or their history as one), individuals will hopefully become more aware that these sort of troubling issues are in no way isolated incidents from their own school days.

This is not a totally isolated incident.

Likewise, there is case law in support of the view that «professional misconduct» will not include isolated incidents of negligence unless they involve blatant disregard for a patient's well - being (see Reddoch v. Yukon Medical Council, 2001 YKCA 13, para. 60) or the negligence is of such a degree that it is «to be regarded as deplorable by a [registrant's] fellows in the profession» (see Laba v. Manitoba Dental Association, [1988] M.J. No. 673, para. 18).

If this is a completely isolated incident between this employer and employee then I would suggest that she might have grounds for wrongful dismissal (in Canada).

«Bendgate» ended up being a very isolated incident that affected only a few iPhone 6 Plus handsets, which were replaced by Apple.