cared in a sentence

• "I don't care about him ."
• Domestic holdings are mostly in health care, oil and computers.
• Society says, ` Well, who cares ? "'
• Abortion rights is a controversial topic in the health care debate.
• A well-cared-for creature can live a decade.
• I don't care if they ever get back together.
• Medicare finances health care for 36 million elderly and disabled people.
• The guidelines were developed by a panel of health care experts.
• They don't care about people here, I guess.
• Health care traditionally has not been focused on this age group.
• It's difficult to see cared in a sentence .
• It was an era when AFL players really cared about it,
• I felt there was almost something wrong here because I cared.
• Or maybe . . . they simply didn't care.
• The debate over true health-care reform ended months ago.
• The health-care system does need reforming in this country.
• It happens daily in day-care centers across the country.
• He's been teaching in day care for 20 years.
• Actually, most day-care centers have a man around.
• Kevin Thomas took time off from work to care for her.
• Burns doesn't seem to care much about such questions.