Sentence examples for Substantial care from inspiring English sources

Chronic major depressive disorder and dysthymia are associated with a high burden and substantial care costs.

Previously, carers have had to show that they are "providing regular and substantial care" before being entitled to a carer's assessment.

Tightening eligibility criteria means that most people will have to pay for and arrange these tasks themselves unless they have substantial care needs.

Thus, if substantial care and support were unnecessary, one could have cerebral palsy or autism but not be considered developmentally disabled.

Solving GEVP's is challenging, because the incompressibility of the liquid gives rise to singularities leading to non-physical eigenvalues at infinity that require substantial care.

Many people with long-term conditions find themselves in this hinterland, so too do people with dementia – they may have substantial care needs, but these are not classed as matters for the health service.

Many are mature, not school leavers, who already have substantial caring and financial commitments.

Other reasons that brought people through the food bank doors were ill health, bereavement, relationship breakdown, substantial caring responsibilities, precarious jobs, and redundancy.

Having been forced to give up work, they are entitled to one carer's allowance per family (currently £59.75 per week) regardless of the number of dependents with substantial caring needs.

One solution, in the works at the University of California (UC), would give automatic extensions to those with "substantial care-giving responsibilities," says Marc Goulden, an analyst at UC Berkeley's graduate division.

The intervention was intended for those with substantial psychological or physiological morbidity, depression, chronic illness, disability, poor quality of life or substantial caring burden.