Sentence examples for ill meant from inspiring English sources

"Being ill meant that I had to address how I feel.

Jasper, who is acting as a liaison for the family until they are ready to speak to the press, wrote in a blog about the case: "The obvious fact that Sarah was ill meant that placing her in the criminal justice system without recourse to the medical help she clearly needed was an unforgivable act of brutality and cruelty.

However, a devastating period in which his twin brother passed away and his mother became ill meant the party never got off the ground.

They acknowledged how their delay in recognising or admitting being ill meant they not only entered care in worse state than women, but also proceeded to fare worse.

But the city's and nation's intense and legitimate concerns about the excessive force used on unarmed people, especially men of color and the mentally ill, means everyone is on high alert when it happens.

All of the patients were severely ill (mean Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation II score 22) and all were treated with oseltamivir.

Among patients with ADHD, patients who were only diagnosed during the study were less ill (mean [95 % CI] CGI-S = 3.6 [3.4-3.8]) than patients previously treated for ADHD (mean [95 % CI] CGI-S = 4.1 [3.9-4.3] [3.9-4.3]

In the overall sample, patients were between moderately and markedly mentally ill (mean CGS-S = 4.6), primarily female (76%), middle aged (37.5 years), and did not have 4-year college degree.