Sentence examples for making ill from inspiring English sources

It's making people ill – and it's making ill people poorer.

It's making people ill and it's making ill people poorer.

But as competition for targets increases, some SPACs may end up making ill-advised deals.

Even while it was making ill-considered bets on the fiber bubble, it was protecting itself financially.

Republican Senate candidates in Indiana and Missouri damaged the anti-abortion cause by making ill-considered remarks about rape.

Several magistrates noted that a lack of representation had led to defendants making ill-informed decisions, such as how to plead.

Anyway, Ceus was caught in no man's land, somewhere between trying to decide whether to handle the ball outside his penalty area or making ill-timed preparations to head the ball.

Indeed, the older generation's lack of familiarity with modern technology can put them at an even higher risk of being duped into handing over money, revealing secrets or making ill-advised arrangements to meet strangers.

After what feels like decades of making ill-advised forays into Spartan Chinatown living rooms and pretending to enjoy wine, I have met someone I love and respect, and I want to make decisions that honor and consider him.

Whether he was making an ill-fated comeback as a player or making ill-fated moves as a team executive in Washington and in Charlotte, Jordan still ruled from a distance in the decade that spanned 2000 to 2009.

For years he alternately angered and alienated the films' huge fanbase by making ill-received new films and even making changes to the much-loved originals (Han shot first), before finally selling the rights to Disney in 2012.