Sentence examples for more care needs from inspiring English sources

Much more care needs to be delivered in or near people's homes, he says, especially for the 15 million to 17 million patients with one or more long-term conditions such as asthma or heart trouble whose care already takes up 70% of the NHS's budget.

The ECB chairman elect, Colin Graves, is already coming to understand that being a blunt outspoken Yorkshireman is all very well when dealing as an autocrat within his own business but that more care needs to be taken when speaking in his new role.

"More care needs to be taken as to how and where we plant vegetation," Dr Pugh said.

Meanwhile, UN officials are warning that more care needs to be taken to secure stockpiles of weapons and other materials in Libya.

No one is saying that hospitals should abandon computer order-entry, but just that more care needs to be taken in how it is implemented.

Mushrooms are a different foraging adventure, and more care needs to be exercised.

However, ACCC chairman Rod Sims said this case was a lesson to retailers that more care needed to be taken to ensure they aren't misleading consumers.

"If there's more care needed than we can deliver in the world, we have to decide who else can provide quality care".

The value for level of care-need increases as more care is needed, such as that for bedridden patients or those with dementia.

Remarkable advances in health care mean that more people are living longer, many have healthy lives while managing multiple conditions, and some have more complex care needs.

They are in trouble because people are living longer, and having more health care needs as a result of longevity.