Sentence examples for inward care from inspiring English sources

One patient died owing to septic fever during combined thrombocytopenia and leukopenia NCI-CTC grade 4 after the first D/F application despite inward care, intravenous administration of antibiotics, granulocyte colony-stimulating factors and substitution of platelets.

Other extraordinary passages in the previously secret manual, Physical Control in Care, authorise staff to: ■ "Use an inverted knuckle into the trainee's sternum and drive inward and upward".

I use that feeling as a strong indicator that I need to point the finger inward, perform more self-care, and build myself up.

"We can get attached to so many things as adolescents, then afterwards we pick a family and go inward and we don't care.

In the wake of his revealing himself as the N.S.A. leaker, Americans have scrutinized him and his credibility (and his girlfriend), and have begun to look inward at what we really care about.

Mr. Oguike never made plain why we should care about this inward-focused, self-referential work.

Early information on short-term inward bed demand from patients receiving care at the ED may reduce the overcrowding problem, and optimize the use of hospital resources.

J.H.: I think on the balance of inward versus outward, it largely takes care of itself in the sense that when the president needs to know more about something, that's what you do.

"Czechs care about themselves and are inward-looking," he said.

She's a dreamy-sounding, inward soloist at the start, shaping the melodies with care yet propelling them forward – this mammoth work has rarely seemed so concise.

Far away from the squalor of Roman occupation, dried figs and open-toe sandals," and then expatiates on this for a few joke-filled pages, who cares that he's looking outward rather than inward?