Sentence examples for later cared for from inspiring English sources

Bailey felt confident that his take on old age was grounded in real observation and experience, as his parents had been advanced in age when they had him, and he was later cared for by a much older couple.

"I only know that she is breathing," Ms. Chen said of her sick daughter, whom she later cared for in the single room in Chinatown where the family was then living.

He was later cared for by the group Caritas Makeni.

At later stages of life, women receive poorer and later care for problems they share with men, such as cardiovascular disease and lung cancer.

This foster carer was later - after caring for Michael - convicted of sexually abusing another boy.

Not only do women live longer than men, he said, but they tend to use more care themselves in later life, typically after caring for, and losing, their spouses.

The first eggs laid in clutches later on cared for by females might contain eggs sired by extra-pair males, while this may not be the case for male-care clutches.

Our study indicates that, after correction for personal and health characteristics, sickness absence does not predict later care-seeking for workers who already experience health complaints.

Although the contribution of work characteristics to care-seeking was sometimes higher than that of personal- or health related characteristics, work characteristics did only independently contribute to later care- seeking for the frequency of visiting the GP by men.

A year later they have cared for two Christians and one Buddhist, but no Muslims.

To determine influences on incidence of breast milk feeding (BMF) at time of discharge and 6 months later among infants cared for in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).