Sentence examples for dealing with sick from inspiring English sources
For example, one participant, who had dealings with one of the early outbreaks, became more circumspect when dealing with sick horses; while another participant was reconsidering the viability of managing equine cases after losing a close colleague to HeV.
From now on, it's dealing with sick patients with real diseases.
She thought that experimenting with these workshops might help overcome an apprehension that many students felt about dealing with sick children.
The epidemic was first reported last March, and its severity had been well documented (particularly by aid groups such as Doctors Without Borders, whose work dealing with sick and dying Ebola patients was heroic).
European leaders would be better off concentrating on measures that are more realistic, he said, like a common system for overseeing banks, guaranteeing deposits and dealing with sick financial institutions.
And the reconfiguration of neonatal care services in 2003, which led to fewer units dealing with sick babies but offering enhanced care, is a potential model to follow, another participant added.
To reduce the pressure he devised a method of dealing with sick-note requests; every week he would sign one pile of blanks granting a week off work, and another pile granting four weeks off.
People can deal with sick stomachs, but they absolutely dread the idea of rotting brains.
As long as there is no such body, the E.C.B. would be limited in its ability to deal with sick banks, the fund said.
New training programs are being introduced to help local managers deal with sick leave, notably by discussing it openly with their staff, as are measures intended to coax absentees back to work.
