Sentence examples for ill to answer from inspiring English sources

He was too ill to answer.

For deceased participants or participants too ill to answer the questions, a next-of-kin interview was solicited.

In children too young or too severely ill to answer a questionnaire, parent proxy-reports may be the only available information.

Frazier fought hard for Ali over his refusal to be drafted, and Ali repaid him with cheap shots he was ill-equipped or ill-disposed to answer in kind.

Mr. Davis has also been ill prepared to answer questions on issues.

It's an interesting question, and it's too bad that "Pushkin and the Queen of Spades" is ill equipped to answer it.

Other workers, with no prior training, were abruptly herded into a conference room to field reports of bugs and questions from users that they were ill equipped to answer.

The problem with the Kirsch analysis — and none of the major press reports considered this shortcoming — is that the F.D.A. material is ill suited to answer questions about mild depression.

But the question of how much unity there is, if any, among the various sciences is an empirical question that philosophers are ill equipped to answer.

Clinicians, especially general practitioners, are often ill prepared to answer specific questions regarding chemical exposures and health risks, nor are there obvious or readily available resources for them to obtain this information at a level and in a form that they and their patients can understand.

Questions were raised that the prime minister appeared ill-prepared to answer.