Sentence examples for make them ill from inspiring English sources

If animals harbor the virus, does it make them ill?

It wasn't designed for a world where people's lifestyles make them ill.

Meta-analyses of scientific studies into the subject prove that feeding anything else to young babies is more likely to make them ill.

Clinics doled out medicines and sent the sick on their way, rarely looking at what it was in their lives that helped to make them ill.

Those who do agree to be vaccinated will be required to sign consent forms absolving the government of liability should the treatment make them ill.

The grown-ups in number 13 Richmond Road, despite having metaphorical poles up their arses which make them ill at ease with each other, try to enjoy themselves.

It may be that the very qualities that help people get ahead are the ones that make them ill-suited for managing crises.

These surface stresses may contain spurious oscillations that make them ill-suited for representing the physical surface stresses on the body.

This organizational structure and scale make them ill-suited to pursue novel R&D, which is where the startups shine.

After all, we do not doubt the existence of several sorts of things (e.g., chairs, articles of clothing) that are defined in ways that make them ill-suited for science.

They said it was making them ill.