Sentence examples for be particularly ill from inspiring English sources
However, our cohort of non-H1N1 ARDS patients may be particularly ill.
A non-selective 'fistula first' approach among certain populations, such as elderly patients, may be particularly ill advised given low fistula functionality and high patient mortality in this group [ 32].
Unfortunately, conspicuous consumption may be particularly ill-timed right now (lifestyle image being of concern to politicians, after all): Before last month, would we have been able to link global credit-crisis-triggered recession (too much stuff bought with borrowed money) with global warming (too much carbon dioxide - from producing too much stuff - reflecting heat back to Earth)?
(There is also, as William James pointed out, the disconcerting possibility that God might be particularly ill-disposed to people who believe in him through the calculating reasoning of the wager argument).
A possible explanation is that toxic effects like gastrointestinal bleeding with NSAID and constipation or cognitive failure with opioids can be particularly ill-tolerated in elderly patients.
Americans, White tells us early on, are "particularly ill suited to be flâneurs".
The fashion business is particularly ill equipped to adjust to abrupt shifts in the cultural mood.
This instinct to "do everything" is particularly ill suited for Alzheimer's patients.
Hazmi and Mihdhar were particularly ill prepared to stage an operation in the United States.
Its relentless efforts to lock users into its software are particularly ill fitted to the Internet's open spirit.
