Sentence examples for care looking from inspiring English sources

"It's pretty much the whole gamut of people in eye care looking for the device," Dave says.

I was taking some time and care looking at running for the Senate against Senator Torricelli in 2002.

That is why we have already asked NHS medical director Professor Sir Bruce Keogh to lead a review of urgent and emergency care looking at the demand and how the NHS can respond.

Here are my top tips: We need to recognise the commonalities across early years, education, health and social care, looking at funding for outcomes not within the boundaries of a departmental ring-fence.

His group was studying patients who came in for routine care, looking for those who had complained, or whose family members or doctors had noticed, that they were getting forgetful.

A new project around the future of hospice care, looking at the unmet psychosocial care needs of people at the end of life is an embodiment of human-centered design.

What does diabetes care look like in this world?

What would an American system of universal health care look like?

The chancellor's offer of free child care looked good, she said.

Partly as a result of these developments, health care looks like less of a problem to employers.

Ben Franklin, head of economics of an ageing society at ILC-UK, said: "The future for adult social care looks bleak.