Sentence examples for damning diseases from inspiring English sources
Some travel far and wide and pay as much as $11,000 for surgery in hopes of correcting the condition and improving their M.S., one of the most damning diseases to strike patients, and one of the most vexing to researchers.
Mr. Ailes said he warned NBC in the mid-1990s nototo name the channel MSNBC because "M.S. is a damn disease".
We have every damn disease there is in this family.
A newspaper that makes you feel good about the world instead of damning it to death, disease and destruction on every page?
In the 1950s, a professor of medicine at Duke University, John Hickam, was said to have proposed an alternative to Occam's razor that he called, tongue slightly in cheek, Hickam's dictum: "Patients can have as many diseases as they damn well please".
Critics of the department's response to the disease said the idraft report was damning.
Leukemia patients–along with everyone else afflicted with diseases we have yet to conquer be damned.
It's a disease that is damned hard to treat.
Its findings were damning.
Others were similarly damning.
