Sentence examples for breathing changes from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the use of terms that imply 'breathing changes' or 'getting out of breath more easily', rather than 'breathlessness', produced an affirmation/normalisation response structure: LB ...what about breathing changes, or have you ever noticed at all that you can become more breathless than you would have done say a few years ago when you were doing something?

|| The patient's breathing changes.

When death is imminent, the breathing changes, and discoloration begins.

Their breathing changes.

Blood pressure, heart rate, breathing changes can impact your body's sexual ability or desire.

Deep breathing changes your physiological response to fear, making you better able to think clearly and take right action.

Later that morning, her breathing changed, slowing.

Slowly his breathing changed, became more ragged.

In my case the breathing change didn't go so well – I'm incorrigibly lazy – and the midwife had to administer a  touch of medicinal brandy and thus give me something to live for.

"Within one minute," she said, "one could expect blurred vision, eye pain, watery eyes, drooling, nausea and vomiting, loss of bladder and bowel function, chest tightness and difficulty breathing, change in mental status, generalized muscle weakness and twitching".

I had read that the last sense to go was sound, so early on that final morning I pulled my chair as close as possible to her bed and whispered: 'I love you very much, you know.'" Just after dawn, his mother's breathing changed.