Sentence examples for growing symptoms from inspiring English sources

Evelyn contemplates her growing symptoms of distress.

For more than a decade there have been growing symptoms of this affliction, from fundamentalist assaults on the teaching of evolution to the Bush administration's willful disavowal of expert opinion on global warming and strategies for prosecuting the war in Iraq.

The problem, as a new IPPNW report indicates, is that the world is showing growing symptoms of a terminal illness.

Individuals with mental illness who are apt to be violent (or become victimized) almost always telegraph their problems for months, if not longer, with growing symptoms, appearing in emergency rooms and hospitals, and driving their families to distraction - with the families seldom having a responsive place to turn.

AMS is and will be a growing symptom complex that prompts caregivers to consult the public healthcare system particularly in the context of a rapidly aging population in many countries.

As the tumor grows, symptoms may include blood in the urine or a lump/mass in the area of the back near the kidneys.

For example, a small, unchanging aneurysm will generally produce no symptoms, whereas a larger aneurysm that is steadily growing may produce symptoms such as loss of feeling in the face or problems with the eyes.

After surveying the study patients, Dr. Pacanowski and colleagues found that self-weighing was tied to growing depressive symptoms and concerns about weight.

During the growing season, symptoms are characterized by reduced plant growth, progressive defoliation and partial or complete canopy collapse, resulting in fruit sunburn and total crop loss at harvest.

2 Children with asthma are likely to have more days off school, with adverse effects on academic performance, 3 and their caregivers may lose significant time from work. 4 Evidence is growing that symptoms of asthma can be aggravated or triggered by adverse aspects of the indoor environment.

In addition, damage done while still growing may not produce symptoms of injury until much later, as the body matures.