Sentence examples for may become ill from inspiring English sources
That means that some patients may become ill in the next few weeks.
New victims may become ill about 7 to 14 days after ingesting the virus.
"But telling people they may become ill, or even die from their habits has had limited effect".
But scientific research indicates that as many as 19 million Americans may become ill each year due to just the parasites, viruses and bacteria in drinking water.
Thus the insured may become ill with a chronic disease and discover that upon renewal the policy excludes all future coverage for this disease.
However, the SLEs solved in [22] may become ill-conditioned, and the PTH algorithm may be instable.
It is demonstrated that forward shift operator techniques for solving the design problem may become ill-conditioned for a sufficiently small sampling period.
Moreover, as proteins may be taken into account whose phosphorylation levels have not been measured, the direct network reengineering algorithms may become ill-posed hampering the stability and numerical efficiency of the network reconstruction.
In addition to that the eigenvalue equation may become ill-conditioned due to the presence of evanescent waves with high vibration decay rates, as noted by Gry and Gontier [3, 4] when dealing with vibrations of a rail on periodic supports at acoustic frequencies.
It appears that Brazil will not be able to tame its sewage problem, so athletes exposed to water may become ill--again. .
