Sentence examples for mean heart attack from inspiring English sources

I mean, heart attack or stroke is not really on my agenda.

Then he was instructed to write the word "Herzanschlag," which means "heart attack".

His heart (or did he mean heart-attack candidates?) consists of Donald Kuspit, Michael Fried, Harold Rosenberg and Hilton Kramer.

Pain can mean a heart attack or injured back, which can occur during snow shoveling activities.

As one of our oily front groups once stated, a slightly warmer planet will mean fewer heart attacks from shoveling snow.

Large studies are under way seeking to determine if more growth, as detected by the ultrasound camera, means more heart attacks and deaths, but many cardiologists predict that it does.

Clearer arteries means fewer heart attacks.

Bedford may be just slightly more chic than Chappaqua, but, according to Marmot's logic, even just slightly could mean markedly fewer heart attacks and whole extra years of life for its residents.

It's not that Phelan actually killed Michael, but cold-heartedly leaving him to die of a heart attack means there's blood on his hands.

And patients don't have the medical expertise to tell whether symptoms like chest pains mean they're having a heart attack or indigestion.

The mean (SD) score for heart attack symptoms identified by the group was 0.28 (0.6) out of 7. With the exception of loss of consciousness and difficulty breathing identified by 10%% of participants, a very small proportion (<3 %) could identify the other established warning signs.