Sentence examples for taking care of needs from inspiring English sources

The ethic of care is a model of moral development in which the highest moral imperative requires taking care of needs and sustaining relationships.

Brad and his team have been going nonstop, and Shaun is mobilizing people to take care of needs both big and small.

Georgia: The Bulldogs were unable to land top offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil, but Mark Richt was able to take care of needs at linebacker and in the secondary.

They're pretty painless to take care of, needing only a bit of feeding in spring, a bit of watering if it gets really dry (some chance) and a bit of pruning in winter.

"The New York Times drive is concentrated in three months," said Philip Coltoff, executive director of the Children's Aid Society, one of the seven local charities supported by Neediest Cases Fund, "but it really takes care of need throughout 12 months".

For the next four weeks, my already shitty diet was reduced to whatever I could steal and flour and water which I would fry up and eat with tomato sauce (this took care of needing to buy toilet paper too).

How much attention they paid to meeting the neonate's needs or taking care of own needs was informed by their personal convictions about best approach to childcare.

"You should feel the space is taking care of your needs and not demanding a lot in return," he explains.

"It's looking at the lives of people evolving, and who has the responsibility of taking care of those needs".

Local companies are better at taking care of the needs of Chinese customers.

Most doctor participants described not taking care of basic needs such as for sleep, or even a coffee break.