Sentence examples for giving ill from inspiring English sources

The next month, on Jan . 9 , 1957Eden resigned, giving ill health as his reason.

It is by forming a bond with the boy that she may engender change, rather than through giving ill-attended speeches at the EU.

Nor is "West Bank shooting mars truce", nor is "the case took on racial overtones", nor many of the other examples Mr Pullum and the Language Log crew has found over the years.But Mr Pullum dislikes people giving ill-informed grammar advice so much that he goes a bit far.

The EQ-5D was valued using TTO, where a respondent is asked to compare a life of 10 years in a given ill health state with a shorter period in full health.

Meanwhile, Brown, who is most likable when he is truest to himself — dour and plain-speaking — had been given ill-advised instructions to leaven his customary gravitas with moments of jocularity.

Because Santa and his elves worked in a "very tired little theme park", the elves were given "ill-fitting" costumes; though new, they were altered to look "shabby".

Given ill-defined punitive authority, we can be sure that a substantial number of schools will apply it in nonsensically literal ways to criminalize innocent behavior.

The odds ratios for being HIV/AIDS affected in any way and for care giving for ill family members were enhanced in adjusted models and retained statistical significance.

Given that present "ill-being" is seen as depression, while hopelessness is future orientated and directed, this finding makes sense.

Keys later resigned after giving an ill-advised radio interview about the incident, coincidentally on TalkSport.

Certainly, it means a delay in giving the ill-paid their bonus, but that can always be blamed on the opposition.