Sentence examples for care seriously from inspiring English sources

Kraft and Sussman take their founding ethos — to provide compassionate, personal care — seriously.

So keen, in fact, that it is pushing TEHIP's cautious, methodical organisers to move faster than they would prefer.Tanzania is probably one of the easiest poor countries in which to put ideas like this into practice: the country is peaceful, stable, and has a government that takes health care seriously.

"It should not be left to luck for aid workers to have a manager who take staff care seriously or an agency that somehow has worked out a way to allocate and integrate relevant support provisions to both mitigate and manage the mental health risks associated with aid work".

The forecasted shortage of nurses specialized in intensive care seriously threatens the service level in the intensive care units (ICUs).

ICE declined to comment specifically on Mariee's case but said the agency takes medical care seriously.

"Even with Ivankacare's regressive, flawed structure, it's nice to at least hear an American president take child care seriously as an economic issue — an approach that many other first world countries were on board with a generation ago," Madowitz said.

If only the government had thought of taking health care as seriously before the outbreak began.

Today, about 25 million Americans provide essential care to seriously ill or disabled family members.

But the specialist knowledge, behaviours and skills required in social care remain seriously underdeveloped.

The Samurai Shopper takes her skin care very seriously, but hair care is barely a blip on the radar.

It would offer care for seriously ill children whose families need a break as well as hospice care.