Sentence examples for elite care from inspiring English sources

Elite Care, the company that owns Oatfield Estates, plans to introduce a home version of its technology this year.

Oatfield Estates, a residential care complex developed by Elite Care here in this Portland suburb, is wired from top to bottom to monitor the residents' well-being.

Bill Reed, owner of Elite Care, said that the technology could increase the freedom of elderly people while providing a way to monitor the quality of care.

Players under elite care, which will apply to most professionals and those at academies, can return sooner but caution is the watchword.

Because when you can show clearly there's no relationship between what the average voter cares about, only if it happens to coincide with what the economic elite care about, you've shown that we don't have a democracy anymore".

If I were a straight white plumber from Luton, I don't think I'd feel that the current leftist elites care much about me or my problems.

That surely would convince enough working class voters in key states that the Democrats are totally in bed with financial elites, care little about the destruction of middle class jobs, and will continue to promote and profit by runaway inequality.

Who would have thought that the French political elite would care about enforcing a ban on a swimming suit as being too modest.

But, whereas Plato was concerned with an elite, Marx cared passionately for the elevation of whole peoples.

Ed Miliband banked on class resentment at Eton toffs running the country and people who felt "squeezed" by a Tory elite who cared only about the rich.

Democrats have also suffered from a perception that they represent an English-speaking elite that cares about constitutional principles more than the struggling economy.