Sentence examples for considered sick from inspiring English sources

But now people can be considered sick based on measurements like high blood pressure without feeling ill at all.

The proliferation of antidepressants, he said, has made them a kind of cure-all, but has vastly multiplied their ill effects among people who only a decade ago might not have been considered sick enough to need them.

The city council had voted for a plan to create a shelter for refugees who are considered sick and vulnerable.

According to his department's statistics, in 2014, 22.5percentt of the people jailed in Johnson County were considered sick enough that they were administered psychotropic drugs.

In 1948 homosexuals were considered sick and/or degenerate heterosexuals, and a gay community as we now know it did not yet exist.

In 1970 a person who wanted to remain single their whole life was considered "sick" by 80percentt of the population.

Those who seek care are considered sicker than those who do not, with a higher proportion of abnormal personality patterns, greater illness behaviour and lower life events scores than non-patients with IBS [ 1].

Consider Sick Boy, the Lothario of the pack.

In white America's long, ableist history of considering itself well unless made unwell by those it considers sick outsiders, Dugas was just one of many individually maligned as pariahs.

However, it is important to point out that the level of disability and the intensity of leg pain (but not low back pain) are more closely related to the granting of a sick leave, which suggests that physicians do not consider sick leave a treatment for low back pain, and only grant it when the level of disability requires it.

Physicians in general consider sick-listing tasks as problematic [ 12], especially regarding conflicts with patients, assessment of work incapacity, estimation of length and degree of certification, and prolongation of sick-leave initially certified by another physician [ 10, 13].