Sentence examples for generation of ill from inspiring English sources

But the state seems reluctant to reckon with the roots of the problem, as well as with its legacy: a generation of ill and elderly people who were deprived of their autonomy, and also of their families, in the final years of their lives.

However, these metal nanoparticles exhibit certain limitations including limited availability, high cost and generation of ill effects such as skin allergy, eye irritation etc. Hence metal nanoparticles have considerably faded its importance for dye degradation processes (Vinothkannan et al. 2015).

We must not be asked to focus on military expansion and arms purchases, which would mean raising yet another generation of ill-educated soldiers fit only for internal repression and external aggression.

A comparative analysis of 51 case problems used in five problem-based pedagogical models was conducted to examine whether there are differences in their characteristics and the implications of such differences on the selection and generation of ill-structured case problems.

That result is a continuation of generations of children ill prepared for school and for acquiring the learning skills essential in this century.

They are condemning a generation of children to ill-health".

The aim of this chapter is to review research activities, which has shaped a new generation of short wavelength Ill-nitride semiconductor sources.

Just 118,000 refugee children have been able to continue in some sort of education, and only one-fifth have received some sort of counselling, with agencies warning of a "lost generation" of child refugees ill-equipped to help rebuild Syria in the future.

The generation of Vietnam had the ill luck to draw a bad war, an unnecessary and unwinnable war, a tragic, terrible mistake.

Whatever the medium, it is imperative that we install health policy as an integral part of the national medical curricula, lest we continue to churn out a generation of students who are ill-equipped to make sense of the challenges and changes to come.

It proves, by example, how the latest generation of PFI hospitals are chronically ill in terms of design, and how we need to rethink the way we conceive and build them - how we can give convincing physical shape to the world of research, medicine and healing.