Sentence examples for frequent ill from inspiring English sources

NCDs such as heart disease, diabetes and hypertension, lead to regular episodes of attack, which leads to frequent ill health among older persons.

According to a 2005 assessment of vitamin and mineral deficiency by UNICEF:  Almost 20 per cent of Kyrgystan's children growing up with lowered immunity, leading to frequent ill health and poor growth because of Vitamin A deficiency.  An estimated 1,000 infant deaths each year in the period immediately before and after birth due to severe anaemia in the mother.

They have stated their belief that he has been subjected to prolonged solitary confinement and frequent ill-treatment as punishment for his defiance against his indefinite detention and ill-treatment.

In trend analyses, corrections must be made in order to take greater past lack of completeness (deaths not notified) and more frequent ill-defined causes into account.

Complaints were frequent about ill and disrespectful treatment by superiors.

Appearance: Frequent, unsolicited, ill-timed and full of promise.

Dr. Jonathan E. Fielding, the director of public health for Los Angeles County, said that his office received frequent reports of ill travelers during the SARS outbreak and that the United States was fortunate the disease did not become more widespread here.

Learning (elsewhere) that Watteau had frequent bouts of ill health and died at age 37, the reader can't help wondering whether his sickly constitution didn't somehow color his work, darkening his interpretation of the scenes he depicted, imposing an awareness of mortality and decay on lovers who might otherwise have been portrayed as carefree and embarking on happiness ever after.

Witness another recent case that had the potential to cause a stock market wipeout, but benefited from serendipitous timing: after the close of trading on Aug. 27, Bloomberg News inadvertently released an obituary of Steve Jobs, the chief executive of Apple — who, despite frequent rumors of ill health, was, and is, very much alive.

Anaemia is frequent in critically ill patients.

EO-VAP is frequent in critically ill acute neurological patients.