Sentence examples for ill making from inspiring English sources

Craske continued being mostly silent and often ill, making pictures whenever he could.

In addition, almost all coops are initially founded to address some sort of societal ill, making them predisposed to tackle issues beyond the scope of traditional business.

They said politicians needed to focus on keeping guns out of the hands of the mentally ill; making sure that people who have illegal guns and use them to commit crimes are properly punished; and improving security in schools.

Professor Liebman's study made 10 suggestions for improving the system, including barring the death penalty for juveniles or the mentally ill, making life imprisonment without parole an alternative and appointing competent defense counsel.

One of the key sources of bias in EHRs is what we term informed presence-the notion that inclusion in an EHR is not random but rather indicates that the subject is ill, making people in EHRs systematically different from those not in EHRs.

And last December ,2008, the Times wrote that Amazon was "punishing" its workers for falling ill, "making its staff work seven days a week and threatening them with the sack if they take time off sick".

I've seen collectors who were terminally ill make major acquisitions.

The mezzo-soprano Jane Shaulis (replacing Barbara Dever, who was ill) made a charmingly bossy nurse.

That he was in close proximity when Arafat fell ill makes him at best a witness.

"Training helped me feel strong again, and being ill made me want to articulate my own sense of wellness".

The story captures the way being ill makes you feel and the need for anyone who is ill to be treated kindly.