Sentence examples for care a problem from inspiring English sources

The primary thing Massachusetts didn't do was control the rising costs of delivering health care, a problem it is only beginning to address.

Lack of health insurance among low-income and self-employed women was also cited as an obstacle to timely care, a problem that may be eased if some of them gain insurance through the Affordable Care Act.

So we are no nearer a solution on funding old people's care, a problem that Labour has tiptoed round since 1997 as though it were an unstable nuclear reactor.

This was comprehensible in Urdu and resulted in participants using other meaningful responses during verbal probes such as: "difficult for me", "not easy to take test on different time because I am very busy and have day care", "a problem", "not easy, takes time", and "takes me out of my way to get it".

Although our study was restricted to a period of one year, it suggests a substantial amount of chronic and widespread pain in primary care, a problem known to relate to poorer general health[ 10].

"Incompetent supervision out on the field and people not caring" are a problem, he said.

Health care is a problem, not a privilege.

It is destructive and makes for an easy excuse to not step up and take care of a problem.

Although these organizations are somewhat successful, access to health care remains a problem [8].

Talkdesk aims to be a "modern solution that takes care of a problem for today's companies".

"By law and by contract, they take care of a problem, if one should arise".