Sentence examples for care were said from inspiring English sources

Senior managers within social care were said to have "underplayed" the scale and seriousness of the problem.

Over 27percentnt of adults needing care were said to be doing so for HIV-related reasons.

We are at a point where state support to pay for food or personal care is said to be too easy to get and being in that position is viewed as desirable.

The modern concept of intensive care is said to have been pioneered by an anesthetist in Denmark over half a century ago during the polio pandemic [ 1].

For example, the parallel medico-technical advances in neonatal care was said to influence obstetricians' willingness to intervene on behalf of the fetus.

They don't think past that point.' (FGD 3) One of the implications of routine ultrasound being normalised as part of standard maternity care, was said to be the issue of informed consent.

Distribution of health care is said to be pro-rich if health care benefits usage is mainly among the rich (positive concentration index) and is pro-poor if the usage ismainly among the poor (negative concentration index).

Ethical dilemmas related to the lack of good medical care was said to occur when the ill patients were poorly assessed or received poor medical service due to a continuous shortage of physicians.

Accepting or rejecting life-sustaining measures via a tick list, before discussing the prognosis or purpose of care, was said to be putting the cart before the horse [ 21].

"I don't care what is said by some people about me, I only care about Rangers".

The policy of community care will be said to have failed.