Love the NHS as he may, Mr Cameron said nothing about the vast, costly and perhaps fruitless health-care reforms his government has undertaken.
But he told colleagues that he bitterly resented the fruitless, politically damaging health care debate, and announced his retirement in a statement that took the N.R.C.C. by surprise.
I learned early on that it was fruitless for me to care about the dead, for they are unaware.
In changing tactics, Republicans hope to tamp down the continuing public criticism of their previously fruitless attack on the Affordable Care Act, one that led to a 16-day government shutdown, by focusing on the problems with the law that they say they have warned the nation about, unheeded, for three years.
Everything comes together and all the questions are answered". Her effortful retreat from the world appears to be almost fruitless, in every sense: a care package of apples delivered midway through her stay brings her to grateful tears, shed both for the kindness and the nutritional content of the gesture.
Her effortful retreat from the world appears to be almost fruitless, in every sense: a care package of apples delivered midway through her stay brings her to grateful tears, shed both for the kindness and the nutritional content of the gesture.
It motivates them to continue aggressive, fruitless treatments long after palliative care would be more appropriate and to distance themselves from patients as death approaches.
She attended many patients who suffered through fruitless procedures and prolonged stays in intensive care.
Since the inception of Canadian medicare in the late 1960s there have been recurrent cycles, albeit largely fruitless, of demands for innovation to primary care delivery models [ 1].
She called the 800 number after spending three fruitless weeks searching for a good day-care center for Tracy, 8, and Stephen, 12.
