Sentence examples for ill caused from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Condon said he was determined to have it both ways, to portray both the good and the ill caused by WikiLeaks, without forcing a choice on the viewer.

The first of the rock concert films, D.A. Pennebaker's portrait of Bob Dylan, Don't Look Back, first played theatrically in 1967, and that same year Frederick Wiseman's Titicut Follies, which exposed the horrendous conditions in a Massachusetts institution for the mentally ill, caused such an uproar that it was banned in that state.

The former Yugoslav president, 61, has repeatedly fallen ill, causing the cancellation of more than 30 days of hearings since his trial began 13 months ago.

Many studies have emphasized the role of AKI as an independent risk factor for mortality in the critically ill, causing patients to die from and not just "with" AKI [5, 6].

Tina Sinatra claimed that my biography had made her father ill, causing him to undergo major colon surgery in 1986 for seven-and-a-half hours, and to endure a temporary colostomy.

Many studies have emphasized the role of AKI as an independent risk factor for mortality in the critically ill, causing patients to die from and not just "with" AKI [ 5, 6].

We can hypothesise that the younger children were more advanced in the HIV-disease progression, and were enrolled in the programme precisely because they were more ill, causing malnutrition.

"The Problem of Social Cost" (1960) laid out a theory for managing societal ills caused by industry, such as pollution.

Among those aftershocks is a strong national consensus that the social ills caused by divorce are costing federal and state governments huge amounts of money.

All three alter egos were used in such a way as to magnify the growing ills caused by mass consumption that had come to dominate the developing world.

This is a day to advocate for policies that truly reduce the ills caused by problematic drug use and illicit drug markets: truthful drug education, the prevention of drug-related illness and injury, and effective, non-coercive drug treatment programs.