Speaking after that match, captain Eoin Morgan said: "The fact we've produced brilliant performances in this tournament and then played like that on this wicket is extremely disappointing". Also that summer, England had fallen to 20-6 in an ODI against South Africa at Lord's as their top order continually played ill-advised shots against the swinging ball.
His Requiem was premiered in 2008 in Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral – but Tavener, who had Marfan syndrome and was continually dogged by ill-health, was too ill to attend.
A key factor contributing to this is that critically ill patients continually generate vast quantities of clinical data [2].
Musicians' unions are continually blamed for the ills of American orchestras.
Reform advocates have continually pointed to the ills of our health care system, and President Obama has tried to reassure Americans that reforming it will be painless.
Once I started thinking about Jack, I noticed that while he continually foils symbolic representations of ill-used power — giants, kings, witches, et al — he doesn't necessarily occupy the moral high ground.
We need to organize multidisciplinary medical care for critically ill AKI survivors to continually monitor kidney function after discharge.
His history of ill health, however, plagued him continually, and he died on June 18 , 1921 after a sudden illness.
A wise investment, then, to back a party that continually reminds us that the nation's ills are down to benefit claimants, immigrants and public sector workers.
Intrasubject variability (due to the continually changing clinical state and pharmacokinetics observed in critically ill patients) has an impact on the ability to accurately predict a regimen that enables attainment of a desired therapeutic target in an optimally precise manner.
