Sentence examples for growing sickness from inspiring English sources

Georgian authorities, alarmed by the find and the men's growing sickness, contacted the agency on Christmas Eve to ask for help.

Set in the later years of the artist's life, from 1828 onwards, Leigh's film follows Turner through the denial of his daughters and the loss of his father (a wonderfully touching and tender performance by Paul Jesson) to the discovery of new life and love amid growing sickness and infirmity.

The truth is that, in the long years of growing sickness since the N.I.H. released the astounding results from the first study, many levels of government could have implemented the National Diabetes Prevention Program.

Because the Norwegian sickness benefit is very generous, growing levels of sickness absence have created concerns about future public costs.

Finally, increasing spending shares in the "disability" category (including supported employment and rehabilitation) reflect a growing awareness of sickness and disability as a major labour-market issue.

She was a healthy child and rarely went through any kind of sickness growing up.

A large and rapidly growing proportion of sickness absence in the UK is attributed to depression, anxiety and common mental health problems [ 4].

"The number of cases of sickness are growing, and very many young people have fallen ill".

The same sorry story of shortages, inefficiency, sickness and growing worries over drug resistance are told across the continent.

And a liberal Collection was made, for the Relief of the Poor, under the Calamity of Sickness, and growing Scarcity.

Sarah's dark-brown hair, which had fallen out during her sickness, grew back as long as ever.