Sentence examples for exceedingly ill from inspiring English sources

Two Grady dialysis patients have died in Mexico since the clinic's closing, along with one exceedingly ill patient in Atlanta, according to the hospital.

They fought constantly and Roope soon left the property as a result of Wills acting "exceedingly ill" to him.

A dog … was taken when it was exceedingly ill with distemper.

This meant developing methods to prepare a virus that was produced and extracted from dog tissue, as explained in the Veterinary Record early in 1928: A dog … was taken when it was exceedingly ill with distemper.

We conducted a series of closed-loop simulations and found that estimating monthly sets of spherical harmonic coefficients beyond degree five leads to exceedingly ill-posed normal equation systems.

See, for instance, the Twitter comments of Real Climate's Gavin Schmidt ("this is exceedingly ill-advised") and Alan Townsend ("Getting to the bottom of the science should be done through the process of science. Not through attacks or lawsuits".).

Pragmatists also typically require the existence of some sort of exigency or "passional" interest on the part of the subject that makes suspension of belief in that context impossible (or at least exceedingly ill-advised).

Equally important is the fact that people who commit mass murders, even those who are mentally ill, are exceedingly unlikely to be in treatment.

Although these methods have shed light on C. elegans development, they are exceedingly time-consuming, are ill-suited for independent measurement of high numbers of animals, and are semiquantitative.

Assessing clinically the intravascular volume status of critically ill patients can be exceedingly difficult.

In medieval times, the skeletons of people chosen by others as exceedingly good were believed to cure the ill and never rot.