Sentence examples for greater ill from inspiring English sources
But the more I worked in my job on this section, and in my role as patron of a women's legal organisation, I realised that there was a greater ill that could befall them: getting into an abusive domestic relationship.
Oberon had voiced a fear that the boy was sick for human things, that the cancer in his blood was only a symptom of a greater ill — that he was homesick unto death.
From the divine perspective, viewing the universe as one system, the removal of such ills or afflictions would produce greater ill or diminish the total amount of good in the world.
It is well known that poverty is associated with greater ill health and mortality [ 1] and low educational status is a major determinant of disease as well as mortality [ 2].
"The scheme that is currently before parliament provides greater ill-health and death benefits than the Fire Brigades Union's preferred approach and I believe that the approach we are using will be fairer on all, supporting those wishing to work longer – something absolutely essential if the firefighters' pension scheme is to remain sustainable".
Throwing money at two small projects in education won't undo greater ills caused by austerity, and welfare cuts: a child whose mother collects meals for the week from a food bank won't be buoyed by receiving free school meals.
Contrast enhanced-CT image of the same patient 3 weeks later; the lesions have converged forming a greater ill-defined lesion with central areas compatible with necrosis/abscess (arrows).
Paying for health care can push households into a vicious cycle of poverty, loss of income and debt and even greater ill-health.
The ways in which research agendas and questions, and even research methodologies and processes, are currently framed for research with this group of older people, for example, involves a particular focus (even if implicitly) on the perceived problematic aspects of their ageing and vulnerability – such as greater ill-health and lack of consultation, engagement and access to services.
"And obviously that was a great mistake, because nothing happened and it caused great ill will.
This praise comes in part because Kagame has made indisputable progress fighting the single greatest ill in Africa: poverty.
