Sentence examples for increasingly sick from inspiring English sources

Public hospitals and clinics lack the most basic medicines and equipment and are nearly overwhelmed by an increasingly sick population.

The Challenge: Can you figure out why an increasingly sick 76-year-old man has a heart that is turning green?

People here said they were getting increasingly sick of being pawns of political brinkmanship and pointed out that no one would be paying them for lost wages or business.

After the frustratingly electable original Blair made way for cack-handed Gordon Brown, and with voters increasingly sick of Labour, this pitch looked enough to see Mr Cameron into Number 10.

And it will be silent when the elderly cannot keep up with the costs of M.R.I.'s or prescription medicines, or when the poor and uninsured become increasingly sick through lack of preventive care.

We need "a culture that tolerates dissent and allows for challenging ideas to be voiced, heard and debated," he said, but lamented that "Australia's culture of open debate is increasingly sick".

Our participants indicated that with the increased technological possibilities, the ICU is able to sustain increasingly sicker patients for longer periods of time.

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Rongsheng increasingly looks too sick to sail; is it also too big to fail?

Coral reefs are dying, shellfish will increasingly make us sick, and cherries are being decimated by weather extremes.