Sentence examples for illness caught from inspiring English sources
In Manhattan, Dr. Michael Pawel, executive director of the August Aichhorn Center for Adolescent Residential Care, said doctors agreed that the number of youths with mental illness caught in the juvenile justice system in New York was growing larger.
He then removed Ed Cowan, who had been off the field for part of the day through illness, caught first ball by Swann at second slip, thus continuing what has been a miserable tour for him.
Joe Westerman showed his class in the first-half before illness caught up with him, and Jamie Shaul was bright and gutsy at full-back, very much in the Prescott mode.
Inevitably, illness caught up and worked its magic.
The exhibit tells viewers that doctors switched from wearing formal black attire to milk-colored, loose coats in the 1880s, when the germ theory of illness caught on.
So our job here is to do our best to advocate on the behalf of those people suffering from mental illness, catch them early and give them resources first thing before bond court and also when they're in jail.
Routledge puts the number of deaths from poisoning and explosions at around 300, excluding those who died subsequently of illnesses caught at the factories.
Most illnesses caught on planes are caught from an adjacent passenger, not from floating pathogens circulating in the cabin, said Dr. Jolanda N. Janczewski, the president of Consolidated Safety Services, which advises airlines and other businesses on ways to prevent disease transmission.
As a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge with more than 31 years on the criminal bench, I am all too familiar with what happens when people with serious mental illness get caught up in the criminal justice system.
He adds: "I had a client who died there recently because of an illness he caught while jailed at the prison".
As these events transpired, 17 asylum seekers, who were transferred to Port Moresby hospital due to illness, were caught up in the government crackdown and found themselves in an extremely dangerous situation and without protection.
