I was depressed, ill, ground down.
Ellis' killer is not completely nuts when he concludes that whoever dies on this ill ground, this poisoned graveyard, deserves it.
· Dr Leyla Sanai was a consultant anaesthetist at the Western Infirmary in Glasgow before retiring on ill health grounds.
He called it a "national shame" during a hard-hitting interview of four terminally ill former Ground Zero emergency workers who are yet to receive a penny in compensation almost a decade after the attacks.
From his forties to his early retirement on ill health grounds, he as plagued with respiratory problems – clearly the dust affected his lungs.
I loved my job & did not want to go on disability (benefits). -UK patient Many respondents commented on their having to take early retirement on ill health grounds, or upon the adaptations they had made to their jobs or career path. -UK
Because of demographics, the NSF said, America faced a shortage of some 675,000 science and engineering graduates.In fact, the NSF report was alarmist and ill-grounded.
Indeed, the loss of reputation and the humiliation resulting from the search of one's home for evidence of a heinous crime may greatly exceed the injury caused by an ill-grounded prosecution for a minor offense.
Arnold rejected a system of valuation, which permitted "every opinion, no matter how eccentric or ill-grounded, to pass itself off as the equal of any other" (Collini, 1994 p 59). Collini's approach to understanding our present moment through a reconnection and re-reading of the past offers an effective means with which to engage with the future valuation of the humanities in public discourse.
But such pre-reflective judgments may be ill-grounded, even when true.
Nozick takes the wrongness and impermissibility of C's epistemically ill-grounded reaction to justify the prohibition of C's action against the guilty D. So D has at least the equivalent of a procedural right against C's epistemically ill-grounded conduct (107).
