Sentence examples for care to study from inspiring English sources

Members can then pick the matches, if any, they care to study further.

In whatever time remains before reports of big-name closures become a news page staple, nervous nellies in the catering world may care to study the lunchtime work of that outstanding restaurateur Nigel Platts-MartiNigel

But they do know the change occurred between 1991 and 1993, during a period that can now perhaps be designated the Great Subprime Ambivalence of 1992, during the final years of the elder George Bush's presidency — a time that students of politics and economy, rather than lexicography, might now care to study in their turn.

On one day in London, Ms. White shared a cab with Twiggy, taking care to study her "intricate toy doll eye makeup," before going to Cass Elliot's party at John Lennon's house, where she met Jimi Hendrix, whose hair was "untamed, not processed and greased like James Brown".

It has been used in health care to study communications to audiences using a broad range of media.

I am trying to figure out why we care to study restaurants, dry cleaners, painters and plumbers to begin with.

He also has a rags-to-riches tale that takes him from a difficult start in care to studying jazz at the Royal Academy, to a TV series with mentor/guardian angel Goldie (Goldie's Band: By Royal Appointment), which had him gigging at Buckingham Palace.

He believes it empowers people who may have work, family or care commitments to study further.

In 2007 the provincial Ministry of Health provided a grant to Canadian palliative care providers to study cancer patients in rural northern Alberta.

Hence, 1108 (65.3%, 95% CI 63 67.3) were considered as retained in pre-ART care according to study criteria.

Using an episode of care approach to study the epidemiology of bronchiolitis may provide additional information about burden of disease for both preterm and term infants.