These Cornhuskers look lost, ill-prepared and undisciplined, especially against the pass.
We're witnessing generations of America's Black boys who are lost, ill-prepared to compete in the economic games of the 21st century.
(Muscle-bound brains? A life of sloth waiting for the next miracle pill to turn ne'er-do-wells into overachievers?) Any Olympian caught using the drugs would most likely be expelled from the Games or lose ill-gotten medals.
According to the Health and Safety Executive, among employed staff, stress accounted for 37% of all work-related ill health cases and 45% of working days lost to ill health.
The personal stories about Mr. Young's children and their mothers, about friends and band mates lost to ill health and drugs, can be as eerie as any of Mr. King's daydreams.
Unionised room attendants also see their quota of rooms drop from over 30 to 12 a day, and that reduces turnover, training and recruitment costs, stress and days lost to ill health.
You looked faraway, lost, and ill.
A disability-adjusted life year refers to a human year lost to ill health, disability or premature death, so it's clear this is no trivial matter.
They suffer lost income, ill health, and even death.
Therefore, Hold on, for each other is not applicable for partners who have already lost their ill spouse.
DALYs are a measure of the years of life lost from ill health, disability, or early death from disease in a population and are calculated as the years of life lost plus the years lived with disability.
