Sentence examples for eating trouble from inspiring English sources
Most people think they need cancer or serious illness, but under the new program you can qualify with trouble eating, trouble sleeping, migraines, menstrual cramps, stress.
"People are still confused about what they need to qualify, most people think they need cancer or serious illness, but under the new program you can qualify with trouble eating, trouble sleeping, migraines, menstrual cramps, stress.
Think of the pervasiveness of bulimia, anorexia and eating troubles today, while the 19th century was replete with hysterias.
"Trouble getting a cab, trouble finding a place to eat, trouble getting a hotel room?" That Robinson is depicted as improbably saintly is beside the point.
This is probably due to symptoms frequently related to complicate TDI such as pain, irritation, difficulty in eating some foods, trouble sleeping and difficulty to drink hot or cold beverages.
Her lungs are severely damaged, and she has trouble eating.
I wouldn't sleep, I had trouble eating, I lost weight.
But children with baby teeth may have trouble eating a whole apple.
"You don't hear about people in war zones having trouble eating, do you?" Oops, more letters to the editor.
He stressed that he was not referring to people with celiac disease or questioning the possibility that some others might also have trouble eating gluten.
