Sentence examples for difficulty to breathe from inspiring English sources

"But I have to tell you, when I see the masses, when they come out of the subway dressed all in black, with grey, and black, and grey – I have difficulty to breathe".

"It was chaotic because we had people who were choking, and people who had difficulty to breathe," said Ramadan.

Participants perceived their inability to meet their basic needs as a failure, for example their difficulty to breathe or failing to urinate.

Those on the bottom have serious difficulties to breathe, and they are likely to suffocate if this state lasts too long, given the weight of others on their top.

The first problems with visitors overcoming fences were reported around 15 31.78 However, there were reports as early as 13:40 (see Table 3), which show that people waiting for access had difficulties to breathe and asked to open the emergency exits (which did not happen).125 These problems demonstrate that the access capacity was far below demand.

Death was due to the fact that animals did not awake after anesthesia or had difficulties to breathe spontaneously.

But researchers found that when 126 very young infants and 16 older children who had been admitted to London hospitals with respiratory difficulties, temporary inability to breathe and other suspicious symptoms were tested for whooping cough, 22% had it.

"This has resulted in him now being able to breathe without difficulty," it said.

On Saturday, the government said Mr. Mandela "had developed a pleural effusion," or a fluid buildup in the lungs, which doctors addressed, enabling him "to breathe without difficulty".

This has resulted in him now being able to breathe without difficulty.

Aspirin-intolerant asthma (AIA), which is caused by non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as aspirin, causes lung inflammation and reversal bronchi reduction, leading to difficulty in breathing.