Sentence examples for illness exacerbated from inspiring English sources

A few weeks before the School Higher examination this had its consequences — Jan fell ill, an illness exacerbated by his unremitting study.

Yet even as she relates Cunard's decline into severe mental illness (exacerbated by excessive drinking), Gordon does not editorialize.

He died at age 64 after a short illness exacerbated by his grief over Katherine's death a week earlier.

I see hearts broken, mental illness exacerbated and shame heaped on to those who have sought assistance in the church.

Barrett left Pink Floyd in April 1968 and was briefly hospitalized amid speculation of mental illness exacerbated by drug use.

Malnutrition will make people more vulnerable to illness, exacerbating serious health problems.

Whether or not there is a direct link between chronic illness and child abuse victimisation, it is possible that chronic illness exacerbates other factors which in turn increase the risk for child maltreatment.

David died from a series of illnesses exacerbated by anxiety and depression at the age of 44.

In the four years since the disaster, more than 3,200 people, many of them elderly, have died of illnesses exacerbated by their living conditions, suicide and other causes, according to government records.

Last year, the Guardian reported on the dark side of touring – insomnia, anxiety and other mental illnesses exacerbated by an unstable life on the road, the breakups and destruction of personal relationships from inorganic human connection – and the problem is just as acute, if not more so, for DJs.

The presence of illnesses exacerbated by smoking can be a powerful incentive to quit smoking.