Sentence examples for dangerous illness from inspiring English sources

She cannot help wondering now if she could have avoided becoming so desperately ill, if she had only known sooner what a dangerous illness she had.

"It is not yet generally accepted that measles can be a dangerous illness.

This unfortunate case underlines the fact that measles is a highly infectious and dangerous illness.

At the moment, King George's dangerous illness has worried the people into temporarily suspending their worries about all other crises.

Tavener had written his a cappella Three Shakespeare Sonnets in gratitude to his wife after she had nursed him through a dangerous illness in 2007.

Children's headaches can be related to ailments, from allergies to ear infections to sinus problems, and most of the time they don't indicate a dangerous illness.

And then there are all the dangerous illnesses cows spread, such as lactose intolerance.

Convalescence was normal, but the fact of two such dangerous illnesses in nine months and the vigorous Democratic attacks on Nixon guaranteed that the health of the president would be a campaign issue.

For example, instead of fighting disease and ill health with a program to fill the huge gaps in national health insurance coverage, he chose to meet or visit children and adults suffering from dangerous illnesses and empathize with them.

Prenatal care appointments provide practitioners the opportunity to connect women to needed resources, to screen them for dangerous illnesses or injuries, to screen for intimate partner abuse victimization, and to implement many other public health interventions.

Writing in the New York Times, Ginia Bellafante says that the tiles made by Kentile Floors contained asbestos and, as a result, "the company faced years of litigation from plaintiffs who contended its products were responsible for cases of cancer and other dangerous illnesses".