Sentence examples for ailments whose from inspiring English sources

Raich does not have cancer, aids, multiple sclerosis, or epilepsy — the big-ticket ailments whose symptoms can often be palliated by marijuana.

Although his spleen is clearly in fine working order, he suffers from a series of ailments whose details he entrusts to his stalwart confidant Thomas McGreevy.

Similarly as in the analysis of maximum dental arches opening Y, so in the case of the articular route S S, reference of the analysed parameters to healthy patients indicates that, in people complaining about ailments, whose source is incorrect joints and muscles operation, a substantial reduction in the length of the articular route is observed).

And employers had to accommodate a certain day-after syndrome, an ailment whose symptoms included a desire to gossip and a sense that the blackout was a license to slide into the week.

In the Geffen's world-premiere production of "The Exorcist," Ms. Shields, who recently starred in "The Addams Family" on Broadway, will play Chris MacNeil, an actress whose daughter, Regan, develops a mysterious ailment whose origins turn out to be much darker than science can contemplate.

Fin rot is a common aquarium ailment whose symptoms look like its name suggests: decaying, dirty-looking fins that seem to be falling apart and sometimes swelling at the base of the fin.

He seems to have been something of a Zelig of the modern cinema — not one with Zelig's ailment of chameleon-like adaptation but, rather, something of an anti-Zelig, who endured other ailments but whose character and temperament remained unshakably, obstinately his own.

Clients who attend the low vision clinic comprise of patients who have been treated at the main eye clinic for various ailments but whose vision needs were not adequately met by conventional methods in accordance with the Bangkok definition of low vision [ 1].

The new state law went into effect in January and was based on the case of an uninsured 24-year-old Long Island man, Manny Lanza, who died in 2005 of a brain ailment and whose family was billed $42,000.

MCI is an ever- evolving term; however, it is most widely used to categorise older adults who present with subjective and objective memory impairment that cannot be explained by an underlying neurological or psychiatric ailment, and whose other cognitive functions are generally intact with no impediment to their everyday activities and life [ 10].

Mr. Bierbichler's Brecht suggests a burly younger King Lear whose ailments only partly diminish his still-hearty sexual appetite.