Sentence examples for imaginary health from inspiring English sources

4. Invent, in groups, an imaginary health product and design posters describing the worthiness of obtaining a patent for the new invention.

M. Chamarat proposed a plot involving people suffering from imaginary health; he said, "The situation does exist... and many large companies offer free psychiatric treatment to their new employees;...if they accept; treatment, they admit they are sick, but if they don't they are rejected as too sick, because they dare affirm that they are in good health.

The "magic" in the garden also restores the imaginary invalid Colin to health and colour.

While some Republican politicians have railed against the imaginary threat of rationing under health care reform, Congress has done nothing to alleviate the all-too-real rationing of lifesaving drugs caused by this crisis.

Maybe some patients misremembered or even invented their traumatic experiences; perhaps the respondents with the most wayward adult lives were the most eager to blame external forces, even imaginary ones, for their poor health.

This is a real influenza pandemic, not an imaginary disease cooked up by public health agencies around the world and the pharmaceutical industry.

The exercise involved assessing the investigation and response of both countries to an imaginary scenario of a zoonotic public health emergency.

Players can also earn money by selling their profiles to a fictional large employer called "Star Mart," a health insurance company or an imaginary government entity referred to as "Central Security Agency".

Participants were presented with a picture (in A1 size poster format) of an imaginary young person affected by an unidentified health condition.

In the standard gamble (SG) utility assessment method, patients are offered an option such as an imaginary pill that will result in either perfect health or death.

Mr. Landry had one health-related development, but it was imaginary: since moving into the house, he has experienced some hypochondria; it seems that living there has made him uncomfortably conscious of the lack of antimicrobial coatings elsewhere.