Sentence examples for having a care from inspiring English sources
I want everyone to always be able to continually be swept away into enchanted realms without having a care in the world.
Only 3% of people with long-term conditions report having a care plan (General Practice Patient Survey); and only 3% of GP patients have access to their medical records online.
I could see how On the Road was all about not having a care in the world, allowing the long nights and excesses to define you in the positive the way most people do when they're young.
The findings echo those of other charities, including Help Refugees, Safe Passage and Social Workers without Borders, who have said both the French and British governments were breaching children's rights by not having a care plan for each child, as they would for a homeless British or French child.
It was just that the other kids wouldn't talk to me.' In the past, he has described his comedy as having a care in the community aspect to it: 'You're thinking, "Shouldn't someone be looking after him during the day?"' Now he says: 'I talk about things that, if I wasn't so easy-going, would be upsetting.
Or, if you're watching the Yankees and A-Rod strikes out at the bottom of the ninth in October with two outs, you'll "feel" just like him it sure is great to be filthy rich, banging super models left and right, and not having a care in the world.
Caring for activity does not necessarily entail caring about but having a caring about component will improve caring for activities.
Fifth, having a care-as-usual control group rather than an active control group (such as other psychotherapy or pharmacotherapy) may have increased the effect sizes.
Having a care-plan template meant that the nurse was prompted to undertake a comprehensive approach to care as one nurse (N1) stated the way that it was set out, plus all the other stuff [it outlined] all that it needed to. the way that it was set out, plus all the other stuff [it outlined] all that it needed to.
The surgeons emphasized the importance of having a caring relationship with their colleagues.
