Sentence examples for more care from from inspiring English sources

With more care from Riise when shooting and a better selection of delivery, England could have easily conceded an equaliser.

Mr Milburn accused the Tories of abandoning the NHS after the shadow health spokesman, Dr Liam Fox, unveiled plans that would require the health service to buy more care from private providers.

"We know the NHS is busier than ever, which is why we're increasing the budget by an extra £2bn next year to back the NHS's long-term plan to move more care from hospital to home," he said.

"A tiny baby needs more care from its mother, for nursing, keeping warm and to avoid predators.

Those who received more than three hours informal care also received more care from the nursing home staff.

It has also been suggested that Quebecers receive more care from community health clinics and so do not report having a regular medical doctor [ 33].

Andiswa's one remaining parent had low self-esteem, little social support, and may soon be ill, needing even more care and attention from Andiswa.

And the real palliative care is the final stage as it were, because then more care is needed from the people around them or from outside.

So should you take more care of yourself from an earlier age?

MORE CARE took place from January through March 2013 in three geographic locations in Cameroon.

Fewer illnesses now are judged serious, which would give those inmates more care and keep them from the "torture" of solitary confinement, he said.