Sentence examples for relatives in need from inspiring English sources

Perhaps no suburban family ever gets planted in the American dream so securely that it runs out of relatives in need of better employment.

Although women in western societies prevalently participate in the labour market as statistics show, additionally, they are more likely to take over household responsibilities and take care of children and relatives in need of care [31, 32].

An extended qualification period of more than 12 years can be justified by maternity leave, leave for new parents, and leave for looking after relatives in need of care.

Times are hard and your heart isn't, but loaning or giving money to relatives in need is a dangerous risk.

Subjects were 30 adult females (ages 26-58 years, mean 43 ± 10) attending a specialized tertiary psychiatric hospital-affiliated out-patient unit for clients with any type of audiological symptom and their relatives in need of psychiatric care.

The first group reported to have been mainly inspired to take this action by certain personal considerations such as willingness to earn some money, find out their blood test results, help family or relatives in need, or sheer interest of trying blood donation.

Unlike their peers, she said, foster students don't have parents or relatives to turn to in need.

The 15th slopes both back to front and left to right, and is so difficult that U.S.G.A. officials talk about it like a temperamental relative in need of coddling.

In a situation where their relative was in need of an organ 89 (56.3%) agreed to donate.

However the will to donate increased when asked if they would donate if a close relative was in need.

A consecutive sample of 1559 apparently healthy adult voluntary (motivated blood donor, who donates at regular intervals) and replacement (usually one time blood donor only when a relative is in need of blood) blood donors agreed to participate after an informed consent.