Sentence examples for specially care from inspiring English sources

My acceptance was notably heroic, as I do not specially care for the stuff, but Hennessy, an intoxicating mixture of modern French suaverie and residual Irish blarney, is a persuasive tutor.

After that, patients were asked to specially care for the skin of their ear after each use of the NEMOS® device, using a custom rich skin cream, and no more cases of application site ulcer occurred.

And it is for this reason that wage-earners, since they mostly belong in the mass of the needy, should be specially cared for and protected by the government.

This evidences the fact that special care was taken, specially in the post-processing stage (Subsubsection 4.1.5), to remove all traces of interference in the solo signals.

It said that it would not encourage people to save specially for care but to "accumulate generally for all costs associated with later life".

For this reason we should specially take care to produce innovative research results.

For children with special health care needs "The American Academy of Pediatrics" has specially designed forms available.

Later, it was realized that many ICU patients had similar problems, regardless of the reason for their critical illness, and that closed units, in which patients were managed by a team of specially qualified intensive care physicians and nurses, provided patients with better care and were associated with improved outcomes [ 6, 7].

Suddenly, the generalist physician was redefined from the doctor who had no specialty training to one who was specially educated to care for the whole patient; a doctor who specialized in the breadth of medical care rather than the deep knowledge of a single disease or organ system.

The trip was cheaper than going to Oldham's specially designed respite care centre, and she gets personalised services at a lower cost than a standard care plan devised by social workers.

This study proposes a specially designed infertility care programme leading to cost-effective simplified assisted reproduction as a valid treatment protocol in developing countries when prevention or alternative methods have failed.