Sentence examples for ailing from from inspiring English sources

Doctors have struggled to distinguish the ailing from the malingering.

Sir Peter, who is eighty-six, is now ailing from dementia.

Like an athlete on steroids, it is ailing from the inside.

In 1982, with her father ailing from prostate cancer, she came back to help run Mohawk.

REBOUNDS LARRY JOHNSON, ailing from a sore back, did not practice Friday.

A few years into the next decade, though, Runyon started ailing, from the smoker's throat cancer that would kill him.

We range from 84 to 94 and ail from head to toe — eyes, hearing, lungs, anxiety, cholesterol, abnormal gait, you name it.

They point out that mercury was sometimes used for another purpose: treating persons who ailed from a particular sexually transmitted disease.

That in turn allows them, for instance, to buy cheap assets from ailing rivals.Far from suppressing firms' appetite for derivatives, the turmoil in the world's financial markets has increased it.

If Ireland left, it would lose crucial support for its ailing banks from the European Central Bank.

Police arrested Katsuhiko Kawasoe, 67, left, who was president of the ailing automaker from 1997 until 2000.