Sentences with phrase «little care»

They happily expanded programs, with little care for the future, as long as real estate and stock values were expanding.

But currently, visual resumes have very little care for accomplishments.

And anytime they speak about privacy, I just think of how little they care about it when it comes to making money.

Moms love the fact that our plates are drop and break resistant and with very little care, can last almost a life time!

During the first three weeks of life, puppies require little care from the owner, provided the mother is doing her job.

I make little care packages for people sitting directly around us.

Taking little care while writing the resume sections will help you to write a good quality resume and get highlighted.

Women in this situation often become the caretaker of others within their network of friends and family, and receive little care in return.

He has shown that he plays for himself as his actions show little care for the club and players.

Nowadays, it looks fairly realistic and needs little care or attention.

It's a shame that they put so little care into balancing the combat system to make it challenging.

Dogs in puppy mills receive little care, socialization and exercise and are often stored in cramped, dark and filthy cages.

If I cared so little watching the movie, I do wonder just how little care went into the production itself.

Animal mills (usually puppy mills) provide little care and human interaction with the dogs.

The problem for Labour is how little they cared when they were in power.

Once you get them growing, native plants require remarkably little care because, after living here for thousands of years, they are well adapted to our local soil and climate conditions.

Make it hard to fire lazy workers, cause problems for no good reason, and drive up costs with little care of affordability.

When opposition parties win power, they usually take little care to deliver on their promises.

Eventually, when the place was discovered, over 200 dogs were found living in kennels with very little care.

The coat requires little care, though brushing may be necessary.

One of the most frustrating experiences involved with personal injury is when your attorney shows little care or concern for your case.

Its sloppy elements like this that really shows how little care was put in to the game.

There was little care for future generations — spend it now.

This «in case you missed our movie» moment caps the movie's strained but hollow attempts to earn emotional resonance, and the mishmash finale, featuring a coda of characters we know nothing about followed by an epilogue followed by yet another coda, frustrates as a further reminder of how little we care about what has happened.

You would be upset if you paid someone to care for your dog and they didn't do this, yet when people kennel their own dogs they give little care.

There seems little point in introducing characters to the story if their outcomes are going to be skipped over with such little care: why should the audience feel shock, surprise, sadness or joy, if we are given only the briefest suggestion as to what has happened?

I did little care for Father Joseph's innabilities to share himself with me back then.

I send little care packages via snail mail full of samples, books and goodies for you to try (all relevant to our work together).

It's as if he simply churns them out too quickly, taking very little care as to how any one film turns out, because, hey, he'll be making another one next year anyway.

The report added: «The Church at its most senior levels and over many years supported him unwisely and displayed little care for his victims.»

More than 40 percent of 627 primary care doctors thought their own patients were overtreated; only 6 percent thought the patients received too little care, according to a survey published last week in Archives of Internal Medicine.

She sent the cutest little care package with a custom banner that said BUBBLES, a decor kit (in pink!)

These include greedy charter operators keener to make a quick buck at public expense than to educate children; inept operators whose schools are fiscally disastrous and academically inadequate; sponsors that exercise little care in reviewing charter proposals or monitoring the schools» progress; and supporters who press sponsors to leave the schools alone — even to renew their charters — notwithstanding their organizational, financial, and instructional failures.

At their worst, such as the disastrous Astrup Fearnley Museum in Oslo, they are overwrought with Piano's tired nautical metaphors (he is a keen sailor and boatbuilder), with seemingly little care for the artwork inside.

A sloppy unattractive resume means little care was placed on that resume preparation.

Most hellebores are easy to grow, require relatively little care and will thrive in a range of conditions.

The wiry, wavy coat needs little care, but the curly coat needs need brushing at least weekly to prevent matting, sometimes more depending upon the following

I can't remember another film that took so little care with the details of ambience: the cruddy sets and flat, underworked sound track drain any sense of life from the project, to the point where it looks like the cheapest kind of TV — canned theater.

The main arc of its narrative relies on a commonplace revenge tale that Scorsese pays very little attention to and puts very little care in.

My husband told me once about some twins who were like a month old and their parents handed out little care packages like that for the whole plane warning them and telling them they were sorry if they were grumpy on the plane.

They take little care in providing puppies suited to a particular breed, and in many cases the family finds out too late that this cute little «fuzz ball» is actually not a lap dog but instead a ball of energy who needs lots of exercise, as is the case with Fox Terriers.

Well yeah, but we saw how Illumination Treated Dr. Suess» The Lorax with such little care to the property.

Unlike many other lap dogs, the coat of these fellows is short and needs very little care.

The hair of both breeds requires little care, being enough to put in evidence the distinctive traces.

To many priests and lay Christians, the publication of the recent list will be regarded not as a gesture of transparency on the part of O'Malley, but as a lamentably short - sighted legal and public relations maneuver, showing little care for the reputations of priests.

Showing how little they care about employees.

Puppy mills are a huge problem in the United States, and the ASPCA estimates that there could be as many as 10,000 puppy mills in the U.S. where dogs are raised for a profit with little care for their basic needs.

When Nissan dropped off the new 370Z roadster for us, I couldn't stop thinking about how little I cared for the uninspiring 350Z roadster.

Baby AAI is only crawling and has little cares in the world besides food, playing and his parents.