Sentence examples for a life-threatening state from inspiring English sources

Still, Everett remains in a life-threatening state.

One medic said operations would be continuing through the night, with many of the injured in a life-threatening state.

One doctor said operations would be going on through the night with many of the injured in a life-threatening state so off-duty doctors across Berlin were being brought in.

With the development of the disease, the cardiac complications became very severe, subsequently leading to a life-threatening state.

In case of a life-threatening state and hemodynamic instability of the patient, the patient was transferred directly to the angiography suite and transarterial angiography was performed as described above without prior CTA.

(Edith, aged 24 [FFH3]) At the time of enrolment interviews, the immediate challenge for clients, especially those with advanced HIV progression, was for their health to recover from a life-threatening state.

Benzodiazepine withdrawal can lead to seizures, and severe cases of alcohol withdrawal can lead to seizures or delirium tremens (a life-threatening confusion state in which a person may experience hallucinations and distress).

The benign tumours can arise by a variety of mechanisms including changes in gene expression and mutation of key growth regulatory genes; however, the progression of a tumour to a life-threatening malignant state involves more-widespread changes in gene expression (Fearon and Vogelstein, 1990).

Hypoxic hepatitis (HH) is a life-threatening complication accompanying states of oxygen depletion in critically ill patients at the intensive care unit (ICU) [1 5].

In the year that he had his license, Anthony had been involved in at least four traffic problems, ranging from a seat belt violation to a life-threatening accident, according to state records, and had made light of at least one of his accidents on Facebook.

However, as of a recent edict by New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo, a life-threatening storm like this requires the city and state to actively place homeless individuals in shelter a controversial provision that has been labeled by advocates as excessive force, and criticized by city officials who argue they already had that power.