Sentence examples for ill raising from inspiring English sources

North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-is, is notoriously erratic, and there are reports that he may be seriously ill, raising doubts about who is calling the shots.

But two sons of the deceased 87-year-old man both had pneumonia around the time he fell ill, raising fears of human-to-human transmission of the H7 strain.

Defence Minister Edgar Lungu was the last person to be appointed to the role when Mr Sata fell ill, raising speculation that he was the late leader's preferred successor.

The fact that about 1,500 passengers became ill raised the possibility of a downturn in bookings.

"If surfers are using polluted waters the chance of them becoming ill raises significantly," he said.

The issue of either mother or baby being ill, raises an entire new side to this debate.

The miserable condition of adult homes for the mentally ill raises the most fundamental question: How could a system so broken remain in place for so long?

In the critically ill raised levels of BNP and NT-proBNP can be found in many patients for a variety of reasons [ 20] and can be used as prognostic indicators [ 21, 22].

Patients in the medical wards, however, differ in many respects from critically ill patients, raising the question of whether these recommendations can be extrapolated to critically ill patients.

It has been suspended on five separate occasions and 29 trial days have already been lost due to Mr Milosevic's ill-health, raising fears that the trial will be adjourned.

Despite their ill-discipline raising the prospect of anarchy, without pemuda confronting foreign and Indonesian colonial forces, Republican diplomatic efforts would have been futile.