Sentence examples for care has run from inspiring English sources

In Woodbury, Minn., a Twin Cities suburb, a proposed assisted living facility that would specialize in dementia care has run into angry opposition from some neighbors in a surrounding residential development called Stonemill Farms.

One of the first studies to explore the idea of routinely sequencing the genes of newborns to help guide their health care has run into an unexpected road bump: Few parents approached are interested in having their baby's genome profiled.

Millions of dollars worth of commercials attacking her on health care had run in Arkansas.

The health care industry has run an estimated $1 million in commercials on behalf of Mr. Roth's campaign.

But now, as President Obama's health care push has run into trouble, Mr. Rivera has emerged as a central player in the effort to save Mr. Obama's effort.

Take an aging parent who needs specialized care but has run out of money or can't get the treatment that you and your siblings want to provide without everyone spending a lot of their own money.

The man who once governed Massachusetts as a pro-choice, pro-gay, pro-health care reformer has run as a "severe" conservative and checked absolutely all the boxes required of him in the conservative litmus tests.

They scoff at the idea that the managed-care movement has run out of savings.

Not all Mr Cameron's reforms are wise (elected police commissioners are questionable) but only his health-care plan has run into serious trouble.The government is now moving from policymaking to implementation, which might suggest a lesser role for a bold thinker.

Instead of talking seriously about reforming health care, each side has run attack ads distorting the other's proposals.

She doesn't care about what someone has run in a Diamond League meeting in Eugene or Paris.