Sentence examples for truly providing from inspiring English sources

The expected £100bn cost of Trident replacement over its lifetime is another powerful argument; that could be spent on truly providing our security, through enhanced international aid, through action of climate change, through strengthening our NHS.

With any luck, someday, the government will take on the responsibility of truly providing health care for everyone in the country, so I guess if that's socialized medicine, I can hardly wait.

In previous studies, the approximate frequency of the increased DWI signal within the venous thrombus has been reported as 41%[32]], thus not truly providing significant added value since all cases showed T1WI or FLAIR signal changes at the site of occlusion.

A few had reduced some relationships to superficial replacements for genuine engagement, ones in which "liking" a post was nothing more than getting credit for following along with someone else's supposed life rather than truly providing them with affirmation or support or participating in their actual life.

Fletcher et al. argues that their study refutes the claim that if physicians were truly providing comprehensive care in their practice, there would be no need for additional multiphasic screening [ 12].

The humanities truly provide an excellent education".

"It means local control for education, which will truly provide an education for all children".

"Many people want adventure, an experience, and this truly provides that – and very affordably".

But the Gore campaign questioned whether it would truly provide health insurance for the poor.

If done well, a closet conversion "truly provides an added feature to a home that buyers like," Ms. Buhler said.

Public Medicare-for-All, not private for-profit insurance, is the only path to a future that will truly provide access to health care for all Americans.