Sentence examples for having a recurrence from inspiring English sources
Her mother, Laurette Janak, thought she might be having a recurrence of childhood leukemia.
The novel begins with him having a recurrence after several years of freedom from his unnamed condition.
Thus, any flat surface standing above the level inundated by a flow having a recurrence interval of 1.5 years is by definition a terrace.
"Last week, he on Wednesday was having a recurrence of cancer," Mr. Gibbs said during an appearance on "Good Morning America" on ABC.
But if Redding continues pitching poorly, Manuel said, the Mets would have to consider other options, regardless of how much additional time Perez is expected to miss after having a recurrence of inflammation in his right knee.
It should be noted, however, that the water level having a recurrence interval of 1.5 years will cover only a portion of the relatively flat valley bottom surface that was defined as the topographic floodplain.
Her breast cancer was diagnosed in 2005 and she had a recurrence this year.
"Anyone would be silly to guarantee he's not going to have a recurrence.
They also wrote: "In trials, 20-70% of patients have a recurrence despite prophylactic treatment".
Now I have a recurrence, and I have to solve it.
