Some, especially in the air force, never much cared for them anyway and are happy to make them a lower priority.
"Anyway, by now they've probably stopped caring for employees anyway, forced by their shareholders to concentrate exclusively on their quarterly earnings.
He didn't want the television on — he said he couldn't see it, didn't care for it anyway.
Anyway, did she?" According to Renata Adler, Arendt never cared for Sontag, though history doesn't record why, not yet.
Well, of course, in the morning, when I get in anyway, our boss asks if the patient's children are cared for.
But after all our main duty is to take care of the parents, no, to care for our patients anyway.
Port of Embarkation has worked out a welcome, which wastes no time; the men don't care for any ceremonial stuff, anyway.
He can then decide that the Japanese palate really doesn't care for Florida orange juice anyway, because it is too "orangey," and position his experiment as some sort of improvement on the original.
For creatures like the Japanese red bug, motherhood is a life-threatening ordeal, yet they do it anyway, probably because caring for their children is just as important to them as it is to you.
An editorial accompanying the weight-lifting study in The New England Journal notes that the current "policy of avoidance" should be replaced by recommendations for rehabilitation, particularly because many women have to ignore the restrictions anyway — they are caring for young children, or their jobs require manual labor.
