Sentence examples for more ills than from inspiring English sources

They both run a cash-rich sport that defies current economic problems, yet at times they imagine they can tackle more ills than the United Nations.

Five participants reported that they did not see themselves as mentally ill, or did not identify with others with mental illness and held the view that others with mental illness are more "ill" than they were.

Fourth, scores of severity of illness and laboratory values may suggest that patients with incomplete recall were more ill than those with complete recall.

The effect was more ill than good.

Now, I see that she must already have been feeling much more ill than anyone realised.

Hospital patients are often far more ill than those I saw only a decade ago, and they stay for shorter periods.

We hear lots of reports from A&E departments of older people particularly turning up more ill than they have in the past".

It was obvious that he cherished even the most unglamorous days on set, and so he must have been more ill than he publicly revealed.

"I wanted to play some matches here but it doesn't really make sense to play and not be ready for Wimbledon and maybe get more ill than I am now," she said.

A hospital waiting room is described with comic precision, from the "droopy plant that looked more ill than the patients on the ward" to the "stack of leaflets about bladder weakness, which could explain why the nurses hadn't refilled the water".

They eventually end up in hospital more ill than they would have been.