Sentence examples for sufficiently caring from inspiring English sources

NAPLES — After years of criticism that Italy was not sufficiently caring for one of its most famous, and fragile, archeological sites, the Italian government came out on Thursday with a long-term plan for the protection of Pompeii.

"Frequently the explanation appears to have been a lack of staff but sometimes staff were present but lacked a sufficiently caring attitude," the report said.

When a peripheral hospital cannot sufficiently care for a patient, Dr. Nayak explained, the expectant mother is then transported to a larger government hospital like Sion, where her ambulance can sometimes spend hours stuck in traffic along the way.

Indeed, the centrality of meaningfulness to the SOC concept is that even if we are able to understand the stressor and have the resources at our disposal to deal with the situation; if we do not sufficiently care or are motivated towards the outcomes, the situation becomes incomprehensible and we lose command of our resources [ 16].

In the end Mr. McGuane reserves most of his empathy for the animals, and we never do get inside Paul's -- or anyone else's -- head sufficiently to care about them or their fate.

Ms. Braun Lane has worked creatively to imitate the form and appearance of genuine historical photographs, while the inclusion of biographical text about the individuals depicted in the re-enacted images enables us to identify with them sufficiently to care about the ordeals they suffered.

We need to make people care sufficiently about climate change that they're prepared to pay more for energy in the short and medium term in order to avoid potentially catastrophic environmental, social and economic impacts in the long term.

He said the nomadic Tartar tribesmen who found him hypothermic and unconscious smeared his body in a thick layer of animal fat and then wrapped it in felt, keeping it this way for the long period of time required for him to become sufficiently independent to care for himself.

This airless tale of struggling artist Daniel (Wes Bentley), who submits to a humiliating series of work assignments by a dying, mysterious recluse named Warner (Frank Langella), attempts to plumb the emotional depths of this pair of tortured souls yet never sufficiently makes us care about either.

They also support previous findings that doctors reported poor knowledge of delirium [ 18], and medical students were not sufficiently prepared to care for patients with dementia [ 19].

Hence researchers need to be competent in at least two respects: (1) they must have research skills; and (2) must be sufficiently competent to care for the subject [ 10].