Sentence examples for permanently ill from inspiring English sources

She added: "Within a year of him being judged to be in permanently ill health he was pictured in a hard hat, with a spade, digging, in a brochure for H&F Homes – this is just so barefaced that it's insulting.

His extraordinary gifts combined with the inward horror at his Caribbean origins (a mixture, if you like, of arrogance and rage) combined to make a man permanently ill at ease in the literary world, tormented by his own high standards and the fear of failure and, worse, non-recognition or indifference.

He amassed a pile by investing in military supplies and derived rewards from the petty wars that he professed to abominate; he made loans to needy aristocrats and negotiated repayment in the form of annuities, which, despite his claim to be permanently ill, gave him an incentive to go on living until he was 84.

When a cat becomes old, permanently ill, or disabled, he or she retires to become an elder.

Here, exposure to the perpetual damp was used as a psychological trauma tool by the KGB to keep prisoners permanently ill and uncomfortable.

We also include economic activity at Census (active, unemployed, student, retired, homemaker, permanently ill or other inactive).

She specialises in clothes that are torn, crooked, permanently wrinkled, ill-fitting and expensive … Ms Kawakubo is my god".

Malnutrition takes a major toll on human health in the country, chronic malnutrition during the first two years of life leaves children permanently vulnerable to ill health throughout their lives, even if they have better access to food as adults.

The UK state welfare system has a series of means tested and non-means tested benefits designed to assist those who have ongoing health problems, as well as benefits aimed at those who cannot work (either temporarily or permanently) due to ill-health.

Those who are never reunited or go missing permanently may be mentally ill or could have chosen to run away, he says.

But not all the incapacitated, or terminally ill, or permanently despairing are willing to wait for a natural death, or to take messy and uncertain measures to kill themselves without medical help.