Sentence examples for becoming so ill from inspiring English sources

Chandler was hospitalised for several months and said that at one point she was "minutes away from death," becoming so ill that her organs were failing.

By this time of course Orwell was suffering from tuberculosis, the disease that killed him in 1950, but the fact that he stayed on Jura through the winter of 1947-48, eventually becoming so ill that he couldn't leave, suggests he was both in love with the island and deeply afraid of the alternative.

Shortly after the marriage, Margaret was imprisoned at Lancaster; George remained in the south-east of England, becoming so ill and depressed that for a time he lost his sight.

She cannot help wondering now if she could have avoided becoming so desperately ill, if she had only known sooner what a dangerous illness she had.

People carrying two copies of the ALDH2*2 allele, however, become so ill after consuming alcohol that their risk of becoming alcohol dependent is near zero.

Everything is becoming so homogenized.

Sensors are becoming so cheap.

"Housing is becoming so expensive.

The ideal state, Freud implies, would be one in which we could sustain the maximum measure of self-love without ever becoming ill, so avoiding the inevitable grief attendant on searching for others outside ourselves to love.

This has spurred a modern version of the old "house calls" that ensure compliance with medications and early-warnings if a patient is becoming ill so treatment can be instituted then to avoid hospitalization.

I had had two children but was so ill that in the last two years it was becoming impossible to look after them, let alone work.