Sentence examples for far more ill from inspiring English sources

Hospital patients are often far more ill than those I saw only a decade ago, and they stay for shorter periods.

No, no, I reply to my fellow adults, many of whom I've found far more ill-informed and impressionable (not in a good way) than their younger citizen counterparts, each and every one of us, at every age and stage, is both a citizen-in-the-making and a citizen made at one and the same time.

Reconstructions of atmospheric development must recognize that the very large quantities of carbon now found in sedimentary carbonates and organic carbon have flowed through the atmosphere and that the organic carbon (which includes all fossil fuels as well as far more abundant, ill-defined organic debris) represents material produced by photosynthesis but not recycled by respiration.

Mr Stevens, who has called for the country to do far more to prevent ill health and reduce demand on the NHS, supported the recommendations, saying there was "absolutely no reason" why kids should have sugary drinks.

To the extent the answer is "yes," the available data indicate that guns are used far more commonly for ill than for good.

As for Hitchcock's everyman heroes, they are ordinary fellows caught up in events they do not understand and cannot control: far more passive or ill-equipped to help themselves, Mr. Conrad argues, than "the more extroverted figures played by Bogart in 'film noir,' or by Wayne in so many classic Westerns".

The lack of vital infrastructure such as roads, railways, power and water, and the ever-lengthening process of getting mining permits, will make the newer mines far more costly.This bodes ill for future supply.

The home secretary is to tell police forces to record far more information about mentally ill people they detain and about their use of physical restraint and of Taser electroshock stun guns.

This change in attitude makes being ill far more bearable; it enables us to be alive and well no matter what is going on.

When someone in your house is sick the rest of the family are far more likely to become ill if you do not take adequate precautions.

Isabel was persuaded to marry Henry of Champagne, and Guy was given the governorship of Cyprus, where his record was far more successful than his ill-starred career in Jerusalem.