Sentence examples for a grave illness from inspiring English sources

He wasn't suffering from a grave illness; he wasn't starving; he wasn't being exploited or enslaved.

As the days passed, lurid rumors emerged, ranging from a grave illness to an assassination attempt.

All right, I know these are joyous occasions that should not be compared to a grave illness.

"Usually if a person does need that, any person, not keeping in mind his age at all, for any person it would be indicative of a grave illness".

"These shocking allegations have been made at the time when I am suffering from a grave illness and my chances of survival are still uncertain.

No matter what happens in our lives — a grave illness, a wrenching divorce, a death in the family — the unspoken understanding is that we should want to rush back into the game.

Joyce goes on to add in his 1918 letter that the book has "also been delayed by my illness this year – a grave malady of the eyes to which I am subject".

Because tens of thousands of children die from illnesses and injury each year in the United States, the committee said, changes are needed throughout the health care system to help families cope with a child's grave illness or injury while making decisions on treatment and negotiating the maze of health insurance, hospital policies and government regulations.

The only acceptable excuses for a subsequent decline are grave illness or other situation of equal magnitude.

— weepie, exploiting the grave illness of a lovely, lively, blameless girl from start to finish.

From a patient perspective, the possibility of some improvement in survival with this grave illness is attractive, using a treatment that involves little increase in effort, toxicity, or risk.