Sentence examples for care copy from inspiring English sources

He moved into an apartment on the Upper West Side, wrote health care copy for a dot-com by day, and struggled to complete manuscripts by night.

The project identified the 28 day outcome of all babies born alive at 27-28 weeks' gestation in England, Wales and Northern Ireland over a two year period (1 September 1998 to 31 August 2000) and undertook related confidential enquiries to examine quality of care copies of the full CESDI report and Project 27/28 are available in appendix 1 and 2 on bmj.com).

But it is the sort of speechifying that Geithner and Obama might care to copy.

David had taken care to copy out the information from Ray's passport onto the back of a matchbook cover, which he tore off, rolled into a cylinder, and put inside a bottle of aspirin.

There were cowboys; but they wore dusty working clothes, accessorised with sweaty bandannas and clanking spurs, that no one much cared to copy.

He said 70percentt of the hospital patients had Medicare coverage, and many managed care companies may copy the Medicare payment ruling.

When people were featured, they often were doctors or nurses comforting patients, accompanied by "we care" ad copy.

Admission and discharge summaries, medication lists and written documentation related to admission and follow-up care will be copied during the participant observations at hospitals, nursing homes and home-based nursing care settings.

As adults, we need to be models of altruism, compassion and caring so children will copy such behaviours.

We're often told that America should copy the health care institutions of Western Europe.

I've never cared about copy & paste nearly as much as the people who spend their time complaining about its implementation on the web.