Sentence examples for caring too far from inspiring English sources

Don't take "not caring" too far.

The two most prevalent barriers were 'lack of payment ability' (underscoring the significant burden of out-of-pocket expenses among the poor, despite the absence of user fees) and 'health care too far away' (consistent with the finding that 41% of all Liberian households and 66% of rural households are located more than one hour away from the nearest health care facility).

I was trying to keep up with it all -- pushing too hard, caring too much, being far too gullible about how important this stuff really wasn't.

Critics say the state's Republican leadership has carried its opposition to the health care law too far.

It's understandable: no one wants the hospital where their children were born to close, no one wants to feel as though emergency care is too far away, and nobody wants to see jobs lost.

Montana also said Democrats need to worry about Republicans defining their health-care positions as too far left.

My usual support network: family, friends, and an experienced care team were too far away.

Sister Keehan had told the White House that the new rule, part of the health care law, went too far.

(She has recently been more critical of his policies, saying the health care legislation went too far).

And they have both suggested that the contraception mandate under the Affordable Care Act went too far in forcing people of faith to pay for a service they do not support.

Dr. Philip J. Wilner, the vice president and medical director for behavioral health at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center, described the planners' motivation this way: "Over all, our concern has been that with all the advances made in recent decades, health care has drifted too far away from being patient- and family-centered.