Sentence examples for maybe taking care of from inspiring English sources

Maybe, just maybe, taking care of customers is something worth doing when you are trying to create a lasting company.

Maybe "taking care of people who can't take care of themselves and health care reform," suggested Ms. Sher, now Mrs. Obama's chief of staff.

The definition of what's good is starting to be by women and maybe taking care of the details is starting to be a good thing.

"It is so important to us that our people be well off, and we realize that there are lots of things behind sick leave like personal problems, maybe taking care of an old parent, feeling lonely and depressed," she said.

The U.S. would have stayed slow and maybe taken care of a lot of the lingering Asian problems.

They try to take care of their siblings and parents, maybe take care of the house, try to be as good a student as they can be.

Maybe someone's taking care of him, or maybe he's learned how to take care of himself.

If your wife and the mother of your children is stressed because she has a major presentation to give at work in three days time, maybe you spearhead taking care of the dinner, bath, story and bedtime routine for a few days.

The focus of some Lean activities on timing certain procedures was not always welcomed and seemed misguided for participants who were less Lean-enculturated: "Well, maybe we should be taking care of all of the big garbage first, before we worry about the seconds… I really disagree on timing tasks and things like that, I really disagree on that".

Maybe those people should start taking care of themselves...inside and out," she wrote.

Or maybe Steinbrenner was truly soft about taking care of Darryl.