Sentence examples for care equally from inspiring English sources

"I think people care equally about Heathrow and Brexit, though".

LOUIS MENAND: Everyone cares, and they probably care equally.

For parity of esteem, now read: valuing mental health care equally.

Back home, Priscilla and Jerry divide chores and child care equally.

We are not made to care equally for everyone – and as a matter of simple fact, we don't.

Back in Washington, they soon became the model modern couple, sharing child care equally in their adjoining Congressional offices.

Only four participants indicated that they saw either home or institutional care as equally acceptable (depending on choices of the elders); three of them were, or used to be, housewives or self-employed.

She becomes a cheerleader (good move) but commits the fatal error of caring equally about the welfare of the opposing team.

But other advisers and some Pentagon officials expressed the fear that Mr. Bush would abandon the war effort prematurely to demonstrate that he cared equally about jobs and incomes.

Peter Greer Exeter, N.H., Aug. 18, 2009 • To the Editor: As an ageless, 40-something woman who cares equally about people of all ages, I must object to Richard Dooling's suggestion to cut "some of the money spent on exorbitant intensive-care medicine for dying, elderly people and redirect it to pediatricians and obstetricians offering preventive care for children and mothers".

An individual who cares equally about current and future consumption will have (delta=0).