Sentence examples for difficulties of caring from inspiring English sources
For the most part, the Moras have coped with the difficulties of caring for the quintuplets on their own.
This sense that autism is drastically on the rise, coupled with the difficulties of caring for an autistic child have fueled recent calls to "cure" autism.
Her grown children, who dislike each other, are Tom Jeffrey Beann), the elder, who is in a marriage strained by financial problems and the unexpected difficulties of caring for twin daughters, and Stephanie (Jenny Maguire), who is an alienated, cynical, smart-mouthed depressive.
The house Craig builds is meant to ease the difficulties of caring for a wife who needs a sign to remember where the bathroom is, who starts to resist his attempts to care for her, who panics if he's not with her during a thunderstorm.
One of the difficulties of caring for sheet music collections is that they tend to be treated as printed ephemera.
But have you two discussed what will happen as his parents age? (Bet you never thought about that one, did you?) Much has been written about the difficulties of caring for an elderly parent, but less about when the elderly (and often persnickety, uncomfortable, dissatisfied) parent is not yours.
When a family is facing social exclusion, extreme poverty and the difficulty of caring for children with disabilities, they can find themselves at breaking point.
"For patients, understand the difficulties of someone caring for you.
Miliband moved to show that he understood voters' concerns about immigration when he spoke of the difficulty of care workers who do not speak fluent English.
Participants suggested 3 mitigating strategies: being candid about the difficulties of complex care, discussing the social mandate to care for CMC, and cultivating humility among learners.Residency education must prepare pediatricians to care for all children, regardless of disease.
