Sentence examples for getting a stroke from inspiring English sources

The research, which looked at over 200,000 subjects, concluded that less than five hours sleep a night increases your risk of getting a stroke by 83 per cent, whilst sleeping for more than 8 hours increases the risk by 74 per cent.

It's no secret that a generally healthy lifestyle can help reduce a person's risk of getting a stroke.

We've all heard the benefits of using olive oil in our dishes (it can reduce your chances of getting a stroke and is heart healthy for starters), but the key ingredient in your Mediterranean diet may also help curb cravings just by smelling it.

Analysis of the data was done by using simple cross-tabulations, and by using logistic regression analysis to model the chance of getting a stroke as a function of the presence of sub-optimal care (as ascertained by the panel), age and sex, and risk factors for stroke.

Then they got a stroke of luck, we got kicked in the you-know-whats and it took us a while to recover.

— Dan Jenkins (@danjenkinsgd) 18 Jul 13 Tiger Woods got a stroke back quickly with a birdie on the par-3 No. 4 to get back to even par.

"I will tell you that if you've ever sat there and watched patients in the prime of life get a stroke or a heart attack, it's heart-wrenching," Dr. Giles said last week.

Woods got a stroke back with a birdie on No. 2. Then he birdied No. 7 and bogeyed No. 9 to finish the front nine at one over for the day and 13 under over all.

One sees this all the time in today's N.B.A. a player shoots after the whistle just to get a stroke in, to see the ball go in the hoop, and an opponent expends considerable energy to rise up and swat it away before the ball can go in.

BCN World got a stroke of good luck when billionaire Sheldon Adelson cancelled his plan to invest more than $30 billion to build EuroVegas, a rival casino project slated for Madrid.

The police raid caused Ahmed's 67-year-old father to get a stroke.