Sentence examples for considering care for from inspiring English sources
When considering care for our Golden Retriever, for example, my wife and I interviewed four potential dog sitters.
Some GPs may consider care for patients with chronic diseases as palliative care, whereas other consider this as regular GP care.
She does not consider caring for Danny to be some kind of charity work: "I just feel like I'm living a nice life with a very nice child".
After approaching the children's charity Barnardo's about the possibility of fostering, they were asked if they would consider caring for a young person who had been sexually exploited.
Consider caring for your loved one in your home.
She'd been considering care work for some time but was put off by the need for experience and, in many cases, the need for a car.
The Panorama programme will cause understandable anxiety to the relatives of people who are receiving care and support, and to others considering care options for their families.
The polling, however, consistently showed that people with first-hand experience of residential care generally held more positive views, and are more likely to consider care homes for themselves.
These wait times are likely to serve as a prompt to consider care elsewhere for some Canadian patients [ 2].
"When considering placements for children in care, local authorities have a duty to first consider care by family and friends, including those living outside the UK".
