Sentence examples for care spread from inspiring English sources
The world of Singer's utilitarianism and Rifkin's one-tribism is a world of bare minimums, with care spread thinly to cover per capita needs.
When heiress to the Beyoncé-Jay Z pop throne Blue Ivy was first pictured wearing her natural, kinky hair in an afro in late 2013, comments about her supposedly "unkempt" appearance – and her parents' apparent lack of care – spread quickly.
As the use of managed care spread, interest in traditional indemnity plans declined.
Not putting infants' demands centre-stage was a common approach in prior generations [ 55, 56], whereas infant-centered care spread with the popularization of the bonding theory which emphasizes neonates' need to develop a basic sense of trust [ 57, 58].
In contrast, care coordinators in rural areas often had to deal with multiple tumour streams including palliative care, spreading their resources over a greater number of specialist areas and patients.
"They are a burden on health care, they spread disease, crime.
books that are so influential that they must be handled with care (and spread to everyone).
Republicans have also said that the poisonous atmosphere over health care had spread.
Terrific on croissants – or anywhere else you'd care to spread it on the 14th.
In America, this took the form of managed care, which spread like wildfire across the employer-financed health market.
Public and private care will spread rapidly in the Middle East and Africa; oil-rich states like the UAE and Saudi Arabia see health provision as a way to diversify their economies.
