Sentence examples for ill whose from inspiring English sources

If you're among the group of people who are exempted from fasting -- persons traveling and the ill whose illness can be made worse by fasting; menstruating women and women with post-partum bleeding; pregnant and nursing women; people who are not capable of fasting, either due to old age or incurable diseases -- there's still something to be gained.

His highly publicized and long-running story, including court clashes over whether he should be confined in a mental hospital, dramatized the difficulty in dealing with the mentally ill whose psychoses -- manic-depressive illness in Mr. Hogue's case -- were worsened by illegal drugs like crack.

CHICAGO — The state police are investigating the death of the mayor of Springfield, Ill, whose body was found at home early Tuesday morning on a day he was supposed to appear in court to answer a lawsuit.

It revolves around a man whose computer firm is failing, whose wife is deeply depressed, whose mother-in-law is gravely ill, whose children are beset with problems, whose dodgy brother-in-law owes him cash.

I feared being known as the child in one of those stories, the child identified chiefly by her misfortune: the child whose kind, dark-haired young mother was terminally ill, whose tumor had spread into her back and into her lungs, whose right arm was amputated at the shoulder, whose last few weeks would include a wheelchair to get around the house.

London-born actor George MacKay stars as Tim, a likable lad whose mother (Arabella Arnott) is terminally ill, whose father is absent, whose grandfather is in a care home and whose brother Greg Ben Dillowayy) is fresh out of the clink and on probation.

There could be someone who is profoundly mentally ill but whose mental illness has no nexus to the crime.

The ministers were all inherited from Umaru Yar'Adua, the gravely ill president whose place Mr. Jonathan took in February.

She and Dr. Arap therefore looked for a terminally ill patient whose family understood the experiment and could give consent.

The ill employee, whose name is being withheld, works for Raytheon, which manages the United States Antarctic research program.

It would offer care for seriously ill children whose families need a break as well as hospice care.