Sentence examples for much more ill from inspiring English sources

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

Because of this, I don´t think that the vaccination will work and people could become much more ill from it, especially if they are already Lyme carriers.

However, patients who received transfusions had higher parasitemia and were much more ill according to WHO criteria for severe malaria.

I am not very much more ill-tempered than the average person, but if you ask me--or even if you do not ask me--I am getting pretty sick of having a lot of people, of whom I never before have heard and of whom I hope never to hear again, send me lists of questions which they seem to expect me to answer.

According to some reports, he is much more seriously ill than the Nation of Islam has so far admitted.

We've got our hands full with people who are much more seriously ill than you, he seemed to be implying.

These patients were much more severely ill than others; the five most common diagnoses were sepsis, or blood poisoning, along with clogged coronary arteries, heart attack, respiratory failure and complications related to a medical device, implant or graft.

After all, most of the trademark applications were made within 48 hours of the result coming in – which feels much more like ill-thought-out opportunism than considered marketing.

Similarly, there was an increased rate of drug-resistant pathogens in this group, which suggests that the patients in our study constituted a population that was much more complicated and ill than those with which the CURB-65 and PSI were developed.

But it was also a much more profound and ill-defined manifesto in favour of negro equality".

If you don't vaccinate your child, his or her schoolmates are much more likely to become ill.