Sentence examples for finding caring from inspiring English sources

Primate owner Laura was scanning the internet adverts for monkeys she could try to rescue when she spotted one from a man in the Cotswolds who was clearly finding caring for two common marmosets extremely difficult.

Support for the model – GPs and MCH services reported finding caring for partner violence victims challenging.

The noninvasive treatment may be ideal for the indigent, nursing home residents and others who have trouble finding care.

It turned out that the employee was often late because she had trouble finding care for her asthmatic child.

Although she passed a Metropolitan Transportation Authority exam and was offered a job, difficulties finding care for Ryan meant that she had to pass it up.

One is the greater difficulty the uninsured have today in finding care, as public hospitals have closed or cut back on services.

Construing Heidegger's care in terms of action and thereby finding care-action to be at the heart of every narrative provided Ricoeur with the basic resources for articulating the main themes of his mature anthropology.

So how many Medicare beneficiaries say they have trouble finding care?

"Even if western German women would like to [work full time], they have problems getting their kids into early care and difficulty finding care that allows full-time work," she said.

Similarly, it is important to consider specific biases inherent in this approach to finding care-related problems in a hospital.

Since the Democratic Republic of the Congo started rolling out Option B+, HIV-positive expectant mothers like Jeanne are finding care and support – and a simple regimen to help prevent transmission of the virus to their babies.