Sentence examples for dangerous sickness from inspiring English sources
Our children perish out of our homes: not because there is in them an inherent dangerous sickness (except in the few cases where they are born of parents who communicate to children heritable maladies), but because there is, in respect of their tender lives, a want of sanitary discipline and a want of medical knowledge.
But the cure looks more dangerous than the sickness".
Although Richard Ward tells us that More vowed to write this book during a "dangerous fit of Sickness, if it should please God to recover him from it" (Ward 2000, 335), there is every reason to suppose that, after the Immortality, More felt he had said enough about the philosophical background to his beliefs, and fully intended to turn to an explication of his faith.
Sickness is a dangerous Indulgence at my time of Life.
The act of training and pushing yourself to physical limits was considered dangerous or even a form of sickness.
These staff members identify clusters of sickness linked to potentially dangerous strains of bacteria like E. coli and salmonella, and their absences have significantly reduced the center's ability to respond to an outbreak.
This questionnaire takes only few minutes and it is able to give us information about the eventual presence of a sleeping sickness, not so known but dangerous, called Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA).
Heavy metals when heated turn into a poisonous gas containing extremely dangerous heavy metals that if inhaled can cause sickness or even death!
Sleeping sickness treatment is expensive, complicated, and can be dangerous for the patient [ 12].
The ceremonials are intended to cure sickness, both mental and physical, and protect people on dangerous missions rather than to inspire any sense of worship.
