Sentence examples similar to ill effects stopped from inspiring English sources
"I'm still not skinny, but I'm skinnier". Meanwhile, Marvin's weight fell from 250 to 200, he stopped feeling the ill effects of arthritis, and the chronic back problem he'd suffered for years disappeared.
If drugs cause side effects, they can be stopped and most ill effects will resolve.
To combat these ill effects, the Beyond Coal campaign aims to stop construction of new coal plants and retire old plants, and to work with communities to keep coal reserves in the ground.
If that's typical of people with type 2 diabetes, these findings could allow thousands of people to stop sticking themselves and save money on monitoring equipment, with no ill effects on their health.
But some Chinatown residents are still gloomy, pointing to further ill effects from old problems like the closing of the Grand Street subway stop for repairs of the subway line this summer, as well as new problems like the security measures that are being put into effect in Lower Manhattan to protect neighboring government offices and courthouses.
Researchers found that stopping shift work was linked with an improvement in cognitive function – suggesting that any ill effects are reversible – but said that it took five years out of shift work for this effect to be seen.
Commonwealth Games gold medallist Thomas Stalker showed no ill effects from his recent move up in weight as he inflicted three standing counts on Georgian Bakur Gogochuri before the referee stopped their contest in round two.
But since regular exercise itself can't quite trump the ill effects of a sedentary lifestyle, the study may bring some encouraging news for those of us who can't seem to stop moving as we sit.
Speed has other ill effects.
He suffered no ill effects.
