Sentence examples for illnesses whose from inspiring English sources

And that's not to mention the slaughter in the gladiatorial arena or the death from illnesses whose cure we now take for granted.

Diabetes and heart failure, both chronic illnesses whose acuity can also wax and wane, are rarely described in terms of "relapse".

In January, the Guardian reported on hundreds of thousands of Iranians with serious illnesses whose lives are at risk because of dire shortages of life-saving medicines.

"You'll get people who have illnesses," whose health care costs are more expensive, but "you'll still get people who are reasonably healthy".

But the defence ministry warned that the compensation law would be strict and could rule out illnesses whose causes were linked to other risks such as smoking and alcohol.

At a time when the city's budget is in tatters, smoking in public places also sets off an enormous domino effect in public-health spending by creating or worsening illnesses whose treatment costs are eventually shouldered by taxpayers.

The bacteria can cause listeriosis, a serious illness whose symptoms include fever, headaches, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea.

Natural rubber latex (NRL) allergy is a "new" illness whose prevalence reached epidemic proportions in highly exposed populations during the last decade.

The plan was to eradicate the empire's Armenians—"a deadly illness whose cure called for grim measures"—and it was largely successful.

The plan was to eradicate the empire's Armenians — "a deadly illness whose cure called for grim measures" — and it was largely successful.

She talks about how the dead suffer from hopelessness, an illness whose most terminal symptom is the desire to intervene again in life.