Sentence examples for decent nurse from inspiring English sources
Not only does she refuse to wear the prosthesis home from the hospital, she shirks it completely, refusing to be cowed even when a previously decent nurse accuses her of damaging the morale of other patients.
And since nothing makes a caregiver's anxiety spike like the daunting task of finding a decent nursing home for a sick or frail relative, I'm happy to pass it along.
Should we reduce ourselves to the level of marginal utility in the course of assisting the distant needy, as the theory would dictate, or can we spend large amounts of our income to support our ailing parents in decent nursing homes, as common morality would grant?
Some growing occupations pay a decent wage: registered nurses earn $71,000 a year, on average.
Even under decent conditions, the nursing shortage acts like a slow bleed, draining the optimism of its hardiest veterans.
I thought I was doing a decent job at nursing, when my medical crew discovered a cure-all on our Easter Day mission.
He described the young nurses as decent and much-loved members of their communities.
Nursing a decent stack of chips, Mr. Piepho played the remaining hands warily, folding miserable cards early.
If you want to make some decent money, check into nursing.
In any case, while teachers and nurses have had decent pay rises, these groups are still among the most dissatisfied when it comes to salary.
They wanted doctors, nursing homes and decent schools that would keep young families from moving to the big cities, leaving only the old behind (see article).
