Sentence examples for fully care from inspiring English sources

Doctors tend to view every patient's death as a failure, but one of medicine's greatest shortcomings is its refusal to fully care for the dying.

The retired field marshal, who overthrew President Mohammed Morsi last July, pledged to "fully care about the interests of the people" as he took the oath.

It means not being able to fully care for yourself.

Outside in the near-dawn light, the streets are deserted save for a few society kids arguing over drama they're too drunk to fully care about.

In order to fully care for our patients, we have to do more than prescribe the right medicines — we have to advocate for the right laws.

When the Burden of Care Falls on a Loved One Often, patients find themselves in a situation where their needs are not severe enough to require a third party service, but they cannot fully care for themselves in a home setting.

"They must have confidence that, when they are injured due to their service, they and their family will be fully cared for, right through their initial treatment to their long-term convalescence," he said.

"For each Ebola patient to be fully cared for, we need at least 150 liters of water," Michael Forson, water and sanitation specialist for UNICEF, said in a video produced by the organization.

Several decades ago, Japan could have been described as a highly developed country that maintained a traditional family support system in which older parents expected to be fully cared for by their adult children (Palmore 1975).

Women expressed feelings of sadness, anger and guilt that they were unable to participate fully in caring for and bonding with their child.

They're in good health and fully able to care for their property.