Sentence examples for face caring from inspiring English sources

"Alzheimer's in the Living Room: How One Family Rallies to Cope" (front page, Sept. 16) demonstrates the courage and challenges families face caring for Alzheimer's sufferers.

The BBC reports that because of China's one-child policy, a young person entering the workforce today may face caring for six: his or her parents plus four grandparents as they enter retirement.

One person in 10 aged 65 will face care costs of more than £100,000, he says.

At the moment, if you face care costs of £150,000, the worst position to be is right in the middle of the index of wealth distribution.

Half of us face care bills of up to £20,000, but one in 10 will need to pay over £100,000.

One in five of us now face care costs of over £100,000 in old age.

It predicts that many traditional forms of hospital-based, face-to face care delivered by health professionals will disappear as new technologies transform the way healthcare is provided.

However, the body lotion and face care categories, which also tend to feature low levels of creativity, were harmed by additional creativity: Sales impact fell by nearly 2%.

A study suggests that people with dementia, and their families, face care costs that are equivalent to more than £20,000 a year.

A cluster of variables related to frequent use of topical face care products (moisturiser, night cream, cleanser/soap) was also found to associate with younger perceived age.

Is it possible to integrate these internet services with existing mental health services so that people who do not recover with internet therapy can, in a stepped care design, receive face to face care?