Sentence examples for be expressed with care from inspiring English sources
Honesty still needs to be expressed with care.
The unease about Miliband, which follows the voicing in private of concerns by Tory ministers of David Cameron's failure to sense the mood among his MPs, is being expressed with great care by frontbenchers.
And all this has moral authority for being expressed with such grace and care.
Abderrahmane Sissako's passionate and visually beautiful film Timbuktu is a cry from the heart – with all the more moral authority for being expressed with such grace and such care.
Equity may be expressed as horizontal (providing similar care for individuals with similar needs) or vertical (providing more care for individuals with higher needs) [ 17, 18].
People who change practice without changing address in the UK may therefore be expressing dissatisfaction with the care they have received.
Poor health care could be expressed in many different ways.
Across all locations where the majority of care was provided during the last 30 days of life, the degree of unmet need or concerns associated with desired care provided for decedent physical comfort (pain, dyspnea) and emotional support were perceived to be relatively low while moderate concerns were expressed by all with coordination of care and treatment with respect.
Surprisingly, this view was expressed by two health care workers.
