Sentence examples for newfound caring from inspiring English sources

But these days those programmes – once held up by the company as evidence of its newfound caring, environmentally friendly image – are either defunct or largely irrelevant.

The newfound responsibility of caring for an infant will bleed into all aspects of your existence, from your career and social life, to your home and personal life.

Her party's position would deprive an estimated 21 million Americans of their newfound medical care coverage.

But the dollar's fall, renewed worries about America's propensity to consume rather than save and pressing concerns over the future budgetary consequences of caring for the elderly has brought newfound currency to Mr. Peterson's dire warnings.

"I don't care about the money," he says of his company's newfound popularity.

I'm not going to exploit my newfound engagement just to get some cheap laughs from a couple randos who don't care about me or my fiancée, Jessica.

But skaters weren't reckless with their newfound privilege, and their tender love and care of the beloved skate spot shone through.

Still, "Take Care" is an astonishingly audacious way of spending his newfound currency.

Yet even if it is unrealistic to expect that newfound efficiencies will stabilize Medicare's finances, the slowdown in health care spending suggests that politicians in Washington calm down.

Students reported feeling more comfortable with their communication skills and more confident that their newfound understanding of AD would translate into more compassionate and considerate care of elders.

But Jamie McKenzie, an educational consultant and former teacher, worries that parents might use their newfound knowledge to pester children who should be learning how to take care of themselves.