Sentence examples for example of ill from inspiring English sources

In this paper, modeling and software design of health care life support system as an typical example of ill structure are described.

Amid the open bickering, comments emerged overnight in which the Conservative chief whip, Julian Smith, said May faced "the worst example of ill discipline in cabinet in British political history".

The angst over teen pregnancy is a classic example of ill-informed moral panic.

It is shown that in designing, which is an example of ill-structured problem solving, this type of reasoning is most valuable.

The deeply divided cabinet, which May's own chief whip, Julian Smith, described in a BBC interview on Monday as the "worst example of ill-discipline in cabinet in British political history", will be instructed not to vote.

Figure 2 A typical example of ill-posed BG subtraction issue: the oscillating background.

He said he witnessed ministers "sitting around the cabinet table... trying to destabilise her [Mrs May]" and described their behaviour as the "worst example of ill-discipline in cabinet in British political history".

This was hardly the first example of ill-chosen words causing problems for Obama & Co.

Societies, Dr. Musto argues, typically pass through three stages in a cycle of drug use: an initial stage of euphoria as a small elite experiments with drugs and reports few negative effects; a middle period as drug use disperses to a wider population and examples of ill effects grow, and finally a period of rejection as the popular image of drugs becomes negative.

History is full of examples of ill thought-out attempts on youth culture.

However, she didn't cite any example of modern vaccines that have hurt people, nor any examples of ill corporate influence on vaccines.