Sentence examples for in which caring from inspiring English sources
McIntosh: Carers UK did a State of Caring survey this year to look across different ways in which caring affected carers' lives and, worryingly, things were getting worse in a number of areas.
In the descriptive category caring as contextually intertwined, the nurses described how caring is intertwined with the context in which caring takes place.
The philosopher Sara Ruddick talks about "maternal thinking," the ways in which caring for small children gives rise to a unique kind of intellectual and emotional flexibility and responsiveness.
Kittay argues that intimate relationships between specific individuals, in which caring and affection are the norm, play a vital role in forming and sustaining individuals' self-identities.
His or her parents have also moved on to another phase of their lives -- one in which caring for children is no longer a daily priority.
Mental health service patients and workers are placed in a complex and contradictory paradox in which caring whilst simultaneously policing becomes complicated.
In the last year, in an attempt to quantify and correct incorrect treatment and avoidable errors, the State Health Commissioner, Dr. David Axelrod, has ordered hospitals to report within 24 hours all incidents in which care endangered patients.
All the functions provided by the system fall into the gray area in between the state in which care-recipients are completely safe, and that in which care-recipients had an accident severe enough to require help from authorities.
A new analysis, in which care was taken to exclude days in which sporadic sodium layers were present, and including measurements made up to the end of 2001, shows that the linear trend has not continued.
The more subtle ingredient in this model's success the secret sauce, as it were is a culture in which care coordinators can actually coordinate care.
But beware the after-image: this is a world in which care is a charade, where death is always lonely and love mute.
