Sentence examples for makes them ill from inspiring English sources

So why do SOME people cope with worry and stress, and even thrive on it, while others find that it makes them ill?

If rats learn that pressing a lever provides sucrose pellets and later learn that eating sucrose pellets makes them ill, they will subsequently put these two pieces of information together and refrain from pressing the lever.

"This virus generally makes them ill but on its own it doesn't cause a lot of deaths," said Steven McOrist, a professor of pig medicines at the University of Nottingham in England.

Calling for a complete rethink of the way we farm and cook, he said step by step reform of the status quo would not address the crisis in the global food system, which currently leaves a billion people worldwide chronically hungry, another billion suffering from food that is not fit for purpose but makes them ill, and endangers many species and wild habitats.

They're so soaked with toxic fumes that just looking at their photos makes them ill.

One argument voiced by opponents of full integration is that women's physiology makes them ill equipped for combat roles.

This makes them ill-suited for public key signatures.

Bosses, of course, have long complained that newly minted college grads are not ready for the world of work, but there is a growing body of evidence that what students learn — or more likely don't learn — in college makes them ill-prepared for the global job market.

Different spiking neuron mathematical models exist, but their computational complexity makes them ill-suited for hardware implementation.

The temporal, attention-grabbing nature of Twitter posts also makes them ill-suited for nuanced, in-depth scientific discussions.

In addition, they fail to provide a global understanding of interactions among teams, what makes them ill-suited to software development projects that involves multisites [38], a more and more common scenario nowadays like the RTC.