Sentence examples for support severely from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month the government confirmed the closure of the Independent Living Fund (ILF), which was set up to support severely disabled people to live independently (yes, the clue is in the title).

Wives who perform unpaid caregiving and place their economic security in the hands of husbands, who may or may not be good breadwinners, often find their options for financial support severely constrained the longer they remain financially dependent.

Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) has been successfully used to support severely hypoxemic patients [1 7].

With support from UNICEF, Ethiopia has been successful in increasing its capacity to support severely malnourished children at community level.

It's terrifying that this closes on 30 June, after 27 years of supporting severely disabled people like myself, to live in their own homes.

She told The Report on BBC Radio 4 that the doors would close at the charity, which supports severely abused and traumatised children, at 7pm.

Back then, not very many people knew of the problems inherent in caging birds, selling small animals prone to salmonella and supporting severely crowded puppy mills that mass-produce short-lived, inbred dogs -- dogs who break children's hearts when they become ill from "shipping fever" and genetic defects and die.

Schools, however, are not specialist providers of support to severely traumatised women and children living at daily risk of physical and psychological attack.

A few of our families have been relocated overnight, often to homes outside London where they have no support network, severely disrupting children's education and undermining the social resilience of families".

The charity she founded, which specialises in therapeutic support for severely abused and traumatised children, is likely to halve in size, making £14m of cuts and sacking hundreds of staff in an attempt to survive a serious financial crisis.

At particular risk of elder abuse are people with small support networks, severely isolated people, people with stigmatized identities (such as transgender elders), people with disabilities and people with limited English proficiency -- traits that characterize many elders of color, LGBT elders and low-income elders.