Sentence examples for almost all care from inspiring English sources

Traditionally care businesses have been founded purely as businesses, especially as almost all care purchase was made in bulk by councils and the NHS, with annual contracts in each borough running into millions.

Institutions in Bangladesh had the highest coverage for almost all care practices except thermal care.

Scotland has a population of 5.2 million and almost all care is provided by the NHS.

In all study areas, institutional deliveries had the highest coverage for almost all care practices, followed by home SBA deliveries.

Knowing that almost all care dependent individuals suffer from one or more chronic diseases, we used research conducted by Corbin and Strauss to consider the characteristics of chronic illness [ 27].

We did not take into account formal care in the current research, but almost all the care recipients received care from professional care-givers.

This study indicates that the index of obesity was unknown by almost all care-providers.

Almost all care-takers (442/483; 91.5%) had taken some action within the first 24 hours after recognizing the first child's symptom.

But Dilnot said this was equivalent to 0.25% of public spending and described it as "a price well worth paying" to take away people's fear of having to sell their homes and spend almost all their wealth on care.

Rooms are small and reflect a time when parents played only a minor role in their children's care -- almost all the rooms in the new hospital will be private, with sleeping areas for adults.

The street addicts in his care spend almost all their time in this state.