Sentence examples for off care from inspiring English sources

The sickest patients became much more expensive because they put off care and prevention until it was too late.

Other studies have shown that low-income people also tend to put off care under such plans.

to determine whether postnatal 'hands off' care by midwives on positioning and attachment of the newborn baby improves breast-feeding duration.

Taking off Care has not noticeably helped England in either Paris or Rome and the removal of Burrell in the 53rd minute on Saturday was very odd.

If students go to the emergency room or put off care until returning home on break, it can ultimately cost the companies more money.

"Insurers are seeing lower medical costs as people put off care and treatment in a recovering economy, but many insurance companies continue to raise their rates.

Early in her career, Adenwalla took 15 months off, caring for her first child and then looking for another postdoc.

She is evil, loving, cruel, closed off, caring, and hurt all in one oxymoron.

The downside of having a farm is that you spend most of your time off caring for it.

But Bush seemed to me to be a guy who shucked off caring in a big way.

The episode's plot sees Mr. Wick Craig Fergusonn) pass off caring for his boss Mrs. Lauder's (Nan Martin) Hungarian Puli to his employee Drew (Drew Carey).