Sentence examples for are ailing with from inspiring English sources

The hospital's policy is to treat all who are ailing with evenhandedness, said a Hadassah spokeswoman, Barbara Sofer.

Another reason they have not attracted attention is that the MEK can easily be dismissed as a defunct fighting force; the average age of its fighters is sixty years old and many of them are ailing with mental and physical disease after years of punishing training in the Iraqi deserts.

Charles O'Neill was ailing with heart trouble.

The economy of the country, as most developing countries, is ailing with limited resources.

Even before Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico's economy was ailing, with 45percentt of the population living in poverty.

Bonds is said to be ailing with a sprained right big toe.

He lamented the absence of Senator Kennedy, who is ailing with brain cancer, from the Congressional debate.

Jackson, who has been ailing with a throat infection, scored all of his 17 points in the second half.

The health system is ailing, with more doctors preferring to work in foreign countries where they can receive better salaries.

The father and son began exchanging letters, but the son could not travel to see his father, who was ailing with cancer.

One of the children had been ailing with swollen glands when it arrived, and two or three quick doses of "les vitamines Puritan" had fixed him up.