Sentence examples for ills of growing from inspiring English sources

Despite prevailing trends, which favored rural life, the plight of peasants, and the ills of growing industrialization, she chose animals as her subjects.

It displaces risk on to ordinary people, a source of growing stress and mental ill health.

Three years after becoming ill, I wrote to Linc about the curious sensation of growing younger.

Regarding the critically ill, a growing body of literature supports the obesity paradox, the notion that obesity confers a protective effect in certain disease states.

She was talking about finding someone to work in her garden, but she might have been talking about ill health, growing old, the task of writing about gardens, almost anything except climate.

Local officials say a broad array of social ills has grown with Peoria's unemployment and poverty, including battering and divorce, child abuse and runaways, severe depression and mental problems, alcoholism and drug abuse, assaults and suicide.

Fifteen percent of ill subjects grew S. pneumoniae in at least one site and 31% of well subjects cultured positive in at least one site (p = 0.006).

That includes Emma Brookner (Ms. Barkin), a paraplegic doctor who finds her patient list of fatally ill gay men growing by the day.

As prognosis of cancer improves, novel therapeutic concepts are being introduced and more and more older cancer patients receive full treatment the number of acutely ill patients is growing significantly.

But the ill omens were growing.

Policymakers in many countries worry about the prospect of a growing underclass of ill-educated men.