Sentence examples for because of illness in from inspiring English sources

Released because of illness in 1942, Senghor returned to teaching and research, completing his doctorat d'etat at the Sorbonne.

Beginning in September, he will replace Joanna Cossa, who resigned last September because of illness in her family.

After an interruption of university studies because of illness in his family, Fetter graduated from Indiana University in 1891 and from Cornell University in 1892.

Dent needed even less time to eliminate Fernando Verdasco of Spain, who retired because of illness in the third set after Dent dominated the first two with his booming serve and deft net play.

The most recent recalls were a result of salmonella detected during random testing and not because of illness in animals or humans, but experts caution that tainted food poses threats to both pets and people.

Mr. Pollini, who canceled several concerts in New York because of illness in 2011 and 2012, won the International Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw in 1960 and has since made Chopin his calling card.

Data on parental work absenteeism because of illnesses in their overweight or obese children were only found in one study, dealing with another age group (9 to < 12 years) [ 13].

However, the number of outbreaks reported in healthcare settings is likely overrepresented in our study because of mandatory reporting of illness in such settings.

Lieutenant Colonel Rawlings was commanding the regiment during the battle because Colonel Stephenson had died of illness in August or September and had not been replaced.

The advisory panel concluded that the vaccinations would be cost effective because they would reduce the burden of illness in the future.

The general trend in these country specific studies is higher direct costs for NMSC (because of their relatively high prevalence) and higher indirect costs for melanoma (because of its relatively greater severity of illness in those of working age).