Sentence examples similar to emerged ill from inspiring English sources

"The patterns that have emerged constitute ill treatment," said Kathleen A. Cavanaugh, an Amnesty International researcher in Basra who conducted some of the interviews.

The LCNS was reported to identify and tackle emerging mental ill health (eg, anxiety and depression), and provide listening and counselling, to overcome blame and stigma, promote self-esteem and confidence, address fear and denial, and promote coping mechanisms.

Such was the outcry when it emerged that seriously ill cancer patients will be forced to take medical tests and face "back to work" interviews, despite assurances from ministers that they would not make it harder for the sick to get welfare support, that in the face of strong opposition in the House of Lords the government accepted that some conditions would need "monitoring".

The interest in caregiver burden emerged when mentally ill patients started to be deinstitutionalized [ 11].

Regional citrate anticoagulation has emerged in critically ill patients to safely treat patients with risk of bleeding.

Reports have started to emerge of ill-treatment and torture of soldiers detained on charges of involvement in the coup plot.

Original material from the Smash songwriters, Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman, the songs illustrate just how much talent has emerged from the ill-fated show.

Shortly afterward, the news emerged that he was ill.

And on New Year's Day 2012, another ill omen emerged: a body was found on the grounds of Sandringham.

The ill feeling emerged four weeks ago after Mr. Giscard Estaing revealed that he was a candidate for one of three vacancies in the academy.

When the 9/11 attacks occurred, though, a new source of anxiety and ill ease emerged among Iranian Americans.