Sentence examples for care fare from inspiring English sources

Also type of residency has been mentioned as influencing mental health with youth living in foster care fare better than youth in other living arrangements [ 36].

Education advocates, lottery promoters and animal welfare groups were among the big winners in ballot initiatives taken up by voters on Tuesday, while groups seeking to change drug policy and health care fared poorly.

According to Ofsted, 46% of pupils in the east Midlands failed to achieve the government benchmark of five or more A* to C grades at GCSE including English and maths; 73% of children from deprived backgrounds failed to reach the same benchmark, and children in care fared worse than in any other region, with 10.2% of them achieving the required five good GCSEs.

She repeated her objections to the new equipment, saying service charges on credit-care fares would eat into drivers' pay.

Other social care workers fare much worse.

One important point to note is that children in foster care typically fare worse than children in the general population.

He also characterized much of the album as "depressed robot day care center fare," but given that we're talking about Daft Punk, it's hard to know if that's a rave or a slam.

Social care, train fares, housing costs.

Primary care trusts fared worst of all, with just 58 (19%) gaining a three-star rating.

It costs grandparents money while the children are in their care – bus fares, lunches, treats.

GlaxoSmithKline's consumer health care division fared worse, hurt by increased competition from generic brands.