Sentence examples for increasingly unwell from inspiring English sources

Towards the end of 1915, as he became increasingly unwell, Henry James revised his will.

The man went home but felt increasingly unwell and was later taken to hospital where he died, Essex Police said.

In the years before the attack, Mire became increasingly unwell and was probably already exhibiting symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia.

Wilson resigned in 1976, increasingly unwell and bored with being prime minister – the latter reason a quiet scandal missed by 70s conspiracy theorists looking for something more sensational.

The counter-culture in San Francisco embraced the Elevators, but Roky was becoming increasingly unwell, adding heroin to the pharmaceutical mix.

Dhu had been arrested about 5pm on Saturday, 2 August 2014, and became increasingly unwell in her 44 hours in custody, before her death on 4 August.

She couldn't take her medication on an empty stomach and was increasingly hungry, depressed, unwell and immobile.

Jennings' husband Hank Chris Mulkeyy) has been released from prison, while Hurley's volatile wife Nadine is increasingly becoming mentally unwell.

There is a real problem here, but perhaps it's not that young people are increasingly mentally or emotionally unwell, or because the difficulties they face are uniquely challenging.

And though there are legitimate worries about her grasp of statecraft, she is putting together a competent team and may at least have the common sense, which became increasingly lacking in the unwell and erratic ex-president, to allow it to get on with things.

In the past, expressed breast milk feeding was predominantly for those infants who were premature, small or unwell; however it has become increasingly common for healthy term infants.