Sentence examples for make caring from inspiring English sources

This is one of the facts that make caring for them so difficult.

"Daily repetition", be it by helping a friend with the schoolwork or doing chores around the home, can "make caring second nature".

Compassion helps make caring parents: Brain scans show that when people experience compassion, their brains activate in neural systems known to support parental nurturance and other caregiving behaviors.

Modern ethical standards make caring for family members "an absolute taboo," he writes, since lack of objectivity increases the likelihood of questionable decisions.

The ones with newborns are even more hopeless — and the shows about them tend to make caring for a baby look about as enjoyable, and as intuitive, as defusing a bomb.

And he urges local churches to make "caring for creation" a theme for worship in their services; the majority of Americans, says Oelschlaeger, will discover an environmental ethic only through their religious faith.

Indeed, it could make care far better for patients across the country.

It may well make care more efficient, more accurate and — if properly deployed — more equitable.

It wouldn't make care cheaper or better.

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CareSkore offers disease specific templates for conditions like COPD and diabetes that can make care recommendations.