Sentence examples for demanding care from inspiring English sources

While I support health care reform and would even be willing to pay more to cover more folks, I am tired of hearing that I am blithely demanding care I might not need because it is free to me.

In healthcare, records are moving online and patients are demanding care 24/7.

When Mr McKnight struggled to cope with his wife's increasingly demanding care needs as her disease progressed, a friend suggested he ask Marie Curie for help.

I can just picture private doctors confronted by impoverished vets demanding care.

Women often have custody of children, which adds demanding care tasks.

More time will be spent on collaborative care and cognitively demanding care decisions.

"It demands care and patience, qualities men don't often have".

An orchestra demands "care for exact sonorities" and opera calls for dramatic effects, but, he said, the reverse is also true.

At a Kandahar hospital, 11 foreign fighters wounded by anti-Taliban forces keep their weapons handy as they demand care, posing ethical problems for the doctors.

Their interpretation demands care, since, being selected by imperial officials, their tenor can conflict with the attitude of anti-imperial historians.

Adolescents have a risk of drug abuse during their development, which demands care by the parents in a family environment.