Sentence examples for air illness from inspiring English sources

1908: "The Prevention of Compressed Air Illness" was published by JS Haldane, Boycott and Damant recommending staged decompression.

How much more polluted water, soil and air, illness and death, or how many earthquakes will it take until people do what's in their best interest?

According to the form, none of the astronauts suffered from illnesses other than air sickness or the effects of accidents.

Triathlon coach Paul Cross dings it as "gadgety" and complains that it relies too much on heart rate, which can be thrown off by air temperature, illness and dehydration.

Paul Kalanithi stated in his memoir, When Breath Becomes Air, "Severe illness wasn't life-altering, it was life-shattering.

It would also result in dirtier air, more illness, and ultimately more deaths than the Obama administration's old regulatory plan.

Preschool-age children may be particularly vulnerable to air pollution induced illnesses.

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He now blames the oxygen-depleted air for his illness.