Sentence examples for Desperately sick from inspiring English sources

Desperately sick people and my humanity can't both survive.

The fact is that British democracy is now desperately sick, and the 2005 result was a symptom of its sickness.

Andreas Whittam Smith: Our democracy is desperately sick.

Soon he cannot contemplate violence without feeling desperately sick.

Doctors in Botswana are staggered at how desperately sick many patients are when they first arrive.

The men, in their 20s, arrived from the countryside desperately sick.

Mazes of dingy corridors, outdated equipment and filthy wards where linens are absent and rats run freely greet the desperately poor and sick patients seeking care.

IMPATIENT with long waits for medical journals to publish findings that are desperately needed by sick patients, Federal health officials are now often announcing the results of decisive clinical trials long before they can be published.

Paul Farmer, a Harvard Medical School professor and anthropologist, has helped revolutionize the world's health establishment's view of health care for desperately poor people sick with complex diseases like AIDS or drug-resistant tuberculosis by arguing that they can be treated.

On Saturday, Venezuela's serially appalling regime crossed a number of new red lines in its crusade to keep food and medicine from reaching desperately hungry and sick people, setting fire to trucks carrying humanitarian aid and deploying paramilitary gangs to kill Venezuelans who went to the border to try to force the aid in.

We see them in the eyes of the single mother of a sick child, desperately hoping she's eligible for Medicaid insurance.