Sentence examples for continued illness from inspiring English sources

Freud eventually interpreted this dream as an expression of his desire not be held accountable for Irma's continued illness, and his wish to be seen as a capable, conscientious physician.

ALBANY — The continued illness of a Democratic state senator on Wednesday once again stalled votes on budget bills, meaning that final passage of the measure could take at least until the end of the week.

Nixon was offered a tuition grant to attend Harvard University, but Harold's continued illness and the need for their mother to care for him meant Richard was needed at the store.

I'm not saying that there are no good drugs out there, or that no cures have been discovered through the process, but for the most part, it's just this capitalistic industry largely benefitting on the same continued illness of people it is supposed to be helping.

In the event of continued illness, after two or three days of care, women went to other practitioners or public health services in the village, the provincial centre or Phnom Penh, shifting from one sector to another, in what was a pragmatic response to the child's illness.

As a result, many who became doctors because they are genuinely interested in helping people get well and stay well or live a good life despite a continuing illness are increasingly disillusioned.

Continuing illness prevented him from traveling with his unit to the Philippines, and he was honorably discharged.

I've been following Hitchens' continuing illness this year, detailed in his exceptional Vanity Fair columns which he wrote with courage and grace until the very end.

This research was undertaken by three members of the Serious and Continuing Illness Policy and Practice Study at the Australian National University.

Drawing inspiration from the Wagner chronic care model, the Serious and Continuing Illness Policy and Practice Study (SCIPPS) investigated the role of patient-centredness in improving health services for people with chronic illness.

In this study, we investigate demographic and clinical predictors of ED presentations and hospital admissions among patients with serious and continuing illness attending a general hospital of 580 beds 65 km west of the central business district of Sydney, Australia.