Sentence examples for long ill from inspiring English sources

A Muslim nation long ill at ease with its pre-Ottoman history, Turkey has discovered Anatolia's Christian heritage as a way of drawing visitors and of cultivating an image as a meeting-point and arbiter of civilizations.

Do we have a right to expect this of them, or they of themselves, given the long, ill-paid hours they labor?

In the first years of his Presidency he became involved in a dispute with John Flamsteed in which he and Halley, long ill-disposed toward the Flamsteed, violated the trust of the Royal Astronomer, turning him into a permanent enemy.

As soon as this happens, they dump their holdings onto unsuspecting victims and take a long, ill-gotten holiday.

Oft-overlooked is the realisation that the impact of PTL is long-lasting; prematurely born children face a high risk of disability and life-long ill health.

"But more than one in every four children remains stunted, hostage to life-long ill-health and reduced educational and career prospects as a result of a lack of much needed proteins, fruits, vegetables and fats, as well as frequent infections due to a lack of both essential medicines and clean water, as well as poor hygiene.

"Whenever there is someone in a family who has long been ill, and hopelessly ill," he wrote, "there come painful moments when all timidly, secretly, at the bottom of their hearts long for his death".

Probes were used as necessary (e.g. Please name illnesses that affect women's genitals and which may take long to ill? Please tell us how the illness you have described above (cervical cancer) presents itself?

For the record, viatical policies amount to speculation on how long terminally ill people will survive.

Yet there was something about reading Thursday morning's reports that sadly hit home, like another medical setback for a beloved uncle who had long been ill.

Denis Baglai, a spokesman for one of Mr. Mikhalkov's sons, the Russian director Nikita Mikhalkov, confirmed the death, saying that Mr. Mikhalkov had long been ill with heart problems.