Sentence examples for particularly sick from inspiring English sources

"These people are not particularly sick but may be at increased risk of developing dementia, osteoporosis and cardiovascular disease".

One reason Mr. Gelsinger's death has generated so much controversy is that he was not particularly sick before he died.

The experiment involving Mr. Gelsinger was unusual, as gene therapy research goes, because the participants were not particularly sick.

Mr. Gelsinger's case was unusual in that he was not particularly sick; he suffered from a mild form of an enzyme deficiency.

On Oct. 28, Kenneth Weakley, an analyst with UBS Warburg, reported that Tenet was heavily dependent on special Medicare payments for particularly sick patients.

"One of the things that jumps out is that there are certain neighborhoods that are particularly sick -- South Bronx, East and central Harlem, and central and north Brooklyn -- and this led us to open district public health offices in each of those three places," Dr. Frieden said.

That much of the exposed rorting has taken place at the exploitation of weddings is particularly sick-making.

He sends out a particularly sick-looking Indian guy to go get the dealer.

We found that particularly sick-leave spells due to hearing or tinnitus diagnoses tended to be long; in many cases they lasted the entire year.

Particularly, sick-leave spells due to hearing or tinnitus diagnoses tended to be long, in many cases lasting the entire year.

Costs for secondary care and particularly for sick leave have a major influence on total costs and interventions that can reduce long periods of sick leave are warranted.