Sentence examples for because ill from inspiring English sources

He's glad he's been booked into an afternoon slot on the Edinburgh fringe because ill health (anaemia, food allergies and aching joints) means he gets tired easily.

Bridger's barrister, Brendan Kelly, suggested the trial should be heard well away from mid-Wales because "ill feeling" was likely to run high.

Lefroy said he took issue with the cut, which brought down ESA to the same level as jobseekers' allowance, because ill or disabled people preparing to return to work often had higher costs of living.

One is not more virtuous because healthy nor less virtuous because ill.

With cross-sectional data we may observe a positive relation between smoking and good self-assessed health because ill persons cannot smoke.

This may be because ill health or inability to remain in their own home caused them to move, despite efforts to track down all the residential care homes in the centres themselves.

But that was mainly because ill-judged alliances had robbed it of seats in 2000.

This is doubly debilitating for the poems in question, firstly because ill-considered line-breaks will hinder understanding, and secondly because well-considered line-breaks will aid it.

It says the response risks creating "a double failure" because ill-equipped locals in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea have been left to run hospitals and treatment centres.

These health professionals were stirred to take a stand, as reported in a Science Times piece by my colleague Denise Grady, because ill-informed politicians can set back vaccination rates for years, ultimately leading to more premature deaths.

Although structures are unlikely to have exactly the properties giving this form, it needs to be understood, particularly because ill-conditioning can occur for structures approximating those for which it occurs.