Sentence examples for fend off illness from inspiring English sources

At a house party in Iowa this month, a supporter gave Mrs. Clinton garlic pills to help her fend off illness on the campaign trail.

Officials have been sent to Yugouliang, in the northern province of Hebei, and many other rural areas to encourage villagers to use yoga to help them to fend off illness, the main reason for poverty.

Packed in with thousands of other birds and left in near complete darkness, they're given two to four square feet of space to call their own and a diet of genetically modified soybeans and corn (with a dose of antibiotics to fend off illness) that will fatten them to a slaughter weight of around 15 pounds in just 14 weeks -- twice as fast and twice as large as a turkey in the wild.

Before, during and after your flight, it helps to give your system the fuel for fending off illness.

One popular theory of longevity holds that centenarians are blessed with any number of unusual genetic mutations, each of which protects them from common chains of biological mishaps that lead to disease -- they may have a gene, for instance, that produces a kind of cell that is thought to protect artery walls, thereby fending off illnesses like heart disease, stroke and diabetes.

If the country's voters are not sold on the idea of reform, it is because its politicians have presented it to them as unpleasant medicine necessary to fend off economic illness rather than as a means of fulfilling a dream.

If the country's voters are not sold on the idea of reform, it is because its politicians have presented it to them as unpleasant medicine necessary to fend off economic illness rather than as a means of fulfilling a dream.Another time, another placeIn many ways, India looks strikingly like America in the late 19th century.

Graf, weakened by her nonspecific "allergy to Paris" and made dizzy by the battery of prescriptions she has been taking to fend off her illness, nonetheless unfurled far superior playmaking in a third-round match that was originally scheduled for Friday evening but was postponed by darkness.

A gene mutation that slows the progression of AIDS in adults also helps newborns infected with H.I.V. fend off serious illnesses associated with the disease, a study has found.

Some seek out raw milk for its reportedly creamier, richer taste, but more choose it because they believe it's more healthful, a "living" food that can help fend off many illnesses, as varied as allergies and cancer.

A woman with long blond hair, dressed in a powder-blue peacoat with matching pants, wondered aloud what drink might best suit the weather and fend off any impending illness.