Sentence examples for expensive assisted from inspiring English sources

A study comparing treatment of babies born before 26 weeks in New Jersey and the Netherlands showed twice the survival rate among the American babies but also ten times as many cases of disabling cerebral palsy, and more than four times as many days of (expensive) assisted ventilation.Dilemmas are inevitable.

Should states mandate or prohibit insurance companies from providing expensive assisted reproductive technologies?

These banks obtain their cells from surplus embryos after infertility treatment, and socio-economic factors limit the access of many African Americans to expensive assisted reproductive technologies, which are not usually covered by health insurance in the USA.

Parks arranged for Caring Transitions to move them to the Wentworth, a less expensive assisted-living facility.

They all seem like fine alternatives to an expensive assisted-living facility when I get much older.

The cities that made the top 10 list are places where seniors (or those who care for them) would have at least $1,500 each month to spend on the cost of services booked through Uber, Rover, Porch, Instacart and Carelinx, and, after paying the mortgage, it'd still be less expensive than an assisted living facility in the area.

He was tied in initially for three years, but has stayed, because of Downton Abbey, and because of the way crossfertilisation of the two business systems works in a period of globalisation of TV production, which assists expensive drama production.

Restoration ecology predicts the need for expensive actions to assist a limited recovery process in such highly degraded conditions.

A mud or clay formula can be expensive, but will assist you on your way to curing your oily skin.

That would leave Wall Street unreformed, and make home ownership more expensive by removing the assist provided by access to government's lower borrowing cost.

Even assisted living "was expensive — but worth it," Ms. Chase said.