Sentence examples for more ill causing from inspiring English sources

We can hypothesise that the younger children were more advanced in the HIV-disease progression, and were enrolled in the programme precisely because they were more ill, causing malnutrition.

The former Yugoslav president, 61, has repeatedly fallen ill, causing the cancellation of more than 30 days of hearings since his trial began 13 months ago.

"Why cause more ill will than necessary?" More than a dozen friends responded to Mr. Thomas's message.

The result of that can get you stuck in bad celebrity relationships, overpaying someone who doesn't align with your brand and causes more ill will than positive traction.

I became even more ill.

I'd got more ill.

The effect was more ill than good.

And even more ill tidings loom.

It made me more ill.

4), Robert H. Frank described the "adverse selection" quandary — the idea that buying health insurance is more attractive financially for those who are ill, thus causing more healthy people to drop out and resulting in ever-higher rates.

It is now clear that Turkey will not join, but formally ending negotiations would cause yet more ill-will and jeopardise what cooperation there is, particularly on Syrian refugees.