Sentence examples for intermittent illness from inspiring English sources

There the Stevensons finally settled at a house in Hyères, where, in spite of intermittent illness, Stevenson was happy and worked well.

Criteria about what constitutes an "illness" and a "disability" have been increasingly narrowed over the years into a set of descriptors that fail to recognise the complex problems and needs of those who are mentally ill, or who have intermittent illnesses or communicative conditions.

He chose as his subject the French Revolution, and, after years of research and intermittent illnesses, The Old Regime and the Revolution appeared in 1856 as the first part of his projected study.

Lang's first three years at Canterbury were marked by intermittent illnesses, which required periods of convalescence away from his duties.

Where "Good Grief" does have an authentic ring is in its intermittent descriptions of illness and loss.

Intermittent and chronic illness may occur due to consumption of contaminated /poorly sanitized raw vegetables.

Despite intermittent bouts of illness, he continued working and produced further books over the next nine years.

Our data revealed a complex and intermittent pattern of illness over time, where persistent CFS was the exception and not the rule.

For defendants whose mental illness is intermittent or less than severe, Article 18 allows the court to consider such factors in sentencing, permitting the court to give a lighter punishment than ordinarily required.

Our findings indicated that chronic neck-shoulder disorders can be experienced as a state of constant discomfort with intermittent periods of increasing illness and peaks of consuming intensity.

He began to deteriorate rapidly from an ill-defined dementing illness, and his confusion and intermittent agitation did not respond to the standard treatments that were tried.