Sentence examples for cases breathing from inspiring English sources

Their dignity suffers because they can't do anything without assistance — including, in some cases, breathing.

Because of lingering questions about the bounds of the PTSD diagnosis, which is only three decades old, people with mental problems are eligible only for treatment assistance, whereas people with physical ailments, in most cases breathing difficulties, qualify for both treatment and compensation.

Yet, in less than six years, the Obama administration has prosecuted six media leak cases, breathing new life into a dated World War I legislation and using it to hide defense programs potentially objectionable to the American public.

In these cases, breathing of hyperoxic gases under hyperbaric conditions (2-3 atmaymay be sufficient to lead to therapeutic results.

Designing a garden for people who are unable to walk, move or, in some cases, breathe unaided takes some thinking about.

In some cases, breathe through your teeth.

The side effects involve facial disfiguration and associated psychosocial trauma and difficulties in eating and in some cases even breathing, in addition to chemotherapy related side effects such as nausea, fatigue, alopecia, anemia, neutropenia, and mucositis [ 5, 6].

The strollers, manufactured before July 2007, were tied to the deaths of four infants and five instances of entrapment that resulted in cuts and bruises and, in one case, breathing difficulty.

There might even be a case for breathing a bit of life back into London's Lib Dems, represented by the long-time former Southwalk councillor Caroline Pidgeon, who are, in the country's most liberal city, just as moribund as everywhere else.

The effect could be extreme in the case of "breathing" frameworks.

While in rehab, learning to walk again, at Rancho Los Amigos in Downey California, I saw kids in wheelchairs who will never walk again, and in some cases, never breathe without a ventilator.