Sentence examples for elusive condition from inspiring English sources

And, more important, what does my divorced state, this closely studied yet elusive condition, augur for my daughter?

Scientists at the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) were reported to have confirmed the link, first published in Science last year, between a human retrovirus and the elusive condition called chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS).

I am someone whose bottom line had always been "happiness" and until I found that elusive condition I could never be satisfied.

A wave of relief swept over me when, at my first appointment to a new rheumatologist, she said she had a name for the elusive condition that threatened my life and sickened me for more than a decade and a half.

Pulmonary embolism is, however, an elusive condition that is difficult to diagnose and is a leading cause of maternal death.

He talks passionately about picturing such elusive conditions as "airiness" or "weightiness" and thereby comes up with an apt description of his work.

Too many pundits, anthropologists and evolutionary biologists fail to imagine their way into the rich, elusive mental condition called "believing in God" or "being religious".

The surgery to help diagnose a Montrose boy's elusive medical condition was unsuccessful Wednesday, his mother Natalia LoCicero said.

It would appear that both types of costs of resistance to parasitism in Daphnia are at best elusive and condition-dependent, and might be of little evolutionary relevance.

Three of our professors have embarked on an ambitious study of an elusive widespread social condition: urban poverty.

Other than that, I love my life and am proud that I have 27 years of managing this elusive and random condition and that I'm still alive and noisy and a troublemaker.