Sentence examples for could be cared for from inspiring English sources

They could be cared for in lower-cost settings.

PACT negotiated on their behalf, so that he could be cared for at Boston Children's.

There is already a tendency for patients to end up in hospital when they could be cared for elsewhere.

That means as many as 12 children could be cared for during a 24-hour period, although they could not live at the home.

He said that the Gulf States should help build safe zones in Syria where refugees could be cared for until the conflict is over.

At the Dublin event, 16-year-old Jessica Scharf asked Santorum how her handicapped brother could be cared for without help from the federal government.

For example, a boomer woman might have grown children who are out of the house but she could be caring for aging parents.

Outliers involve a large investment of emotion, time, and a potential loss of income on the part of the physician (he or she could be caring for patients who are less involved and whose medical insurance has expired).

Horses also made large targets, especially when corralled in numbers behind the lines, and soon weakened when they could not be cared for.

He says: "It's written in a way that [the children] can understand and relate to … it's sensitively handled but it equally doesn't gloss over the fact that they couldn't be cared for".

If one were to crash and cause numerous injuries, how could so many people be cared for?