Sentence examples for about a seizure from inspiring English sources

With India's transport arteries already so badly clogged, a boom in sales of low-cost cars could bring about a seizure.

The best way to think about a seizure is to imagine an electrical storm.

Correction: July 21 , 2003 Monday An article on June 14 about a seizure of radioactive material in Thailand quoted incorrectly from a physician, Charles D. Ferguson, about the potential significance of the substance.

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If large investors and even ordinary savers worry about a seizure of their assets whenever a bank gets in trouble, the private sector may grow more reluctant to steer funds toward troubled financial institutions, putting more pressure on the European Central Bank to pump in rescue funds.

I thought she was about to have a seizure of some kind.

Some dogs can even warn people with diabetes that they have low blood sugar or people with epilepsy that they are about to have a seizure.

"If a person is able to be alerted when they are about to have a seizure, this could help them to take steps to make sure they are safe during the seizure.

"I was once kicked out of a shop just before I was about to take a seizure after asking for a glass of water so I could take a tablet to try to prevent it coming on.

While her family is vigilant about watching over their little girl, they've had to also elicit the help of Charlie, a Great Dane, who can detect when Brianna is about to have a seizure.