Sentence examples for illnesses will continue to from inspiring English sources

And it all but guarantees that preventable illnesses will continue to harm people and put children's lives in danger.

According to UNICEF Representative in Myanmar Bertrand Bainvel, "Until a process to establish just and lasting peace in Rakhine is charted, the relevance of education and other basic services, children's ability to protect themselves against violence, abuse, exploitation and preventable illnesses will continue to be undermined".

An implicit, and sometimes explicit [ 66], dichotomous assumption is that healthy people will benefit from positive psychology, whereas people with mental illness will continue to require 'negative' psychology.

The recent review of projections of global mortality and burden of disease shows that NCDs (non-communicable diseases) and mental illness will continue to be the leading causes of mortality and morbidity in low-medium- and high-income countries [ 3] and NCD and mental health co-morbidity has an additive effect [ 4– 6].

But as these patients continue to live with their severe multiple chronic illnesses, they will continue to be very costly to treat.

Until we begin to give full respect to brain disorders as legitimate illnesses we will continue to be left in the wake of these tremendous losses.

If employees cannot work due to illness, employers will continue to pay their salary for six weeks, after which healthcare insurance, or Krankengeld, kicks in.

Based in the US, where he will still be able to work as a scientist ‑ if not a doctor ‑ and with a considerable following among the desperate parents of autistic children who get too few answers about the distressing illness, he will continue to portray himself as the victim of the British medical establishment.

Influenza-like illness circulation will continue to be monitored throughout Peru, to determine when the novel influenza virus reaches non-epidemic levels and detect any further changes in the viral distribution pattern particularly on the fast approaching winter season.

Viral illnesses have and will continue to shape human history: from smallpox, to influenza, to HIV, and beyond.

Our patients already feel worthless and as though they are a burden; if we continue to reinforce that, rates of mental illness and suicide will continue to increase.