Sentence examples for perceived ill from inspiring English sources

But in curing one perceived ill -- overly powerful chairmen -- House Republicans have opened themselves to criticism that their chairmanships are up for sale.

13 Among older home-dwelling people, risk of undernutrition is also related to perceived ill health, 11, 12 receiving help, 10, 11 perceived helplessness, and inactivity.

Being at medium or high risk for undernutrition was concomitant with perceived ill health, lower self-care ability and weaker SOC.

In the nutritional screening, 69% were found to be at medium or high risk for undernutrition and association was found between risk for undernutrition and perceived ill health.

Whether psychological distress is the common cause for the perceived ill health or whether psychological distress and upper GI symptoms are both signs of increased health care needs has to be determined in a well designed prospective study.

Furthermore, it may be the perceived ill health of the babies that makes caregivers use a variety of food and drink, other than breast milk, for feeding the infants.

Many of these righteously boycott Wal-Mart because of its perceived ill-treatment of its workers.

But the perceived ills have changed.

But it is early days, and some academics are already beginning to float proposals to address the perceived ills created by these activist shareholders.

Supporters say this will improve access for poorer Americans: to which critics reply with a cry of "Canada," a code word that, justly or unjustly, is held to encapsulate all the perceived ills of socialized medicine.

This production does not rank among its best, short on creative theater, long on harangue, less pointed and piercing in its attack on perceived ills than frustrated by them.