Sentence examples for onset of something from inspiring English sources

Let's make sure that we're providing preventive care so we're catching the onset of something like diabetes.

"Players come in every day with sniffles, coughs and colds and the doctor has to determine whether it is the onset of something more serious.

There are ways to respond to the surprising onset of something dreadfully phlegmy during "Swan Lake"; that's why theaters have lobbies to which one can flee and why the muse Terpsichore is so often depicted proffering cough drops, or should be.

The second ("panic," "financial meltdown") suggests the onset of something catastrophic and totally outside the experience of ordinary people.

The "Blackout" narratives expressed a "sudden" onset of something that originated "internally", within the mind itself.

Karen (mother ) spoke of something that 'perhaps would trigger the onset of something like schizophrenia' – invoking, in the case of her own child, the 'make up of the person' and 'heavy cannabis [use]'.

You should have all the facts no matter what your diagnosis, but if your illness is primarily characterized by acute, sudden-onset episodes of something— psychosis, mania, depression, and in some cases panic it's important to know that it's very possible for months, even years, to pass between those episodes; that doesn't mean the illness is gone.

The Polish cases are recruited from families with multiple breast cancer cases, or because of early onset of breast cancer, something that seems to strengthen the association between rs981782 and breast cancer in women ⩽50 years that is especially prominent in this cohort.

When, as increasingly happens, I can remember a philosophical discussion, but forget who it was with, I take it as a sign, not of early onset something or other, but true enlightenment.

Brown observes that first offering drinks to an older woman — queen or not — "was only basic good manners" and concludes: "Stupid thought, yes, or maybe something worse: the onset of superstar entitlement.... Six months of adulation from the press had begun to reshape Diana's worldview".

It could subsequently be switched back "on" at the onset of another pre-censoring hospital admission for something other than stroke.