Sentence examples for extraordinarily ill from inspiring English sources

Linda E. Fishman, a senior vice president of the American Hospital Association, said: "We support people getting access to health insurance, especially those who are extraordinarily ill.

So many people are so extraordinarily ill, and the unproductive wheel spinning discussions that invoke the word "pseudoscience" dismiss entirely the reality of these patients and would have everyone who is experiencing a serious, devastating physically and cognitively disabling condition dismissed or institutionalized.

"This kind of rash arrogance in the face of a court proceeding is just extraordinarily ill-advised," said Judd Burstein, the lawyer representing the trust and Mr. Protas.

His personality combined with the militaristic, authoritarian culture of the Prussian court to create a monarch who was extraordinarily ill-suited to lead the most powerful country in Europe at the end of the 19th century.

But Gallagher's poetry, Fuck Scotland, is one of the few cultural assaults on something that is just about to get its own Parliament, its own platform, its own self-starting political power kit, and yet remains extraordinarily ill-defined.

Trevor Potter, a former chairman of the Federal Election Commission, called the call sheet's language "extraordinarily ill-advised," saying prosecutors would probably be investigating whether the solicitation violated either a bribery statute or a law prohibiting "illegal gratuities," a "gift" given after an elected official takes a public action.

The BBC's Paul Wood, in Montreux, says there were some extraordinarily ill-tempered scenes and some very direct language at the morning meeting.

Extended incarceration under such circumstances is not only damaging to the mentally ill, it is extraordinarily expensive.

As he pointed out, "extended incarceration...is not only damaging to the mentally ill; it is extraordinarily expensive".

Critically ill patients receive an extraordinarily large number of blood transfusions.

Rob Lowe received particularly strong reviews for his performance in "Flu Season" where his normally extraordinarily-physically fit character becomes extremely ill and hallucinatory when infected with the flu.