Sentence examples for pervasive illness from inspiring English sources

Cost of illness analysis should be a basis on which strategies for mitigating the effects of this pervasive illness gain a higher priority on the health policy agenda.

Just as the competing injuries of disease and treatment battered the luminaries of English and American literature, so did pervasive mental illness.

Our lack of habits of repentance and forgiveness can itself degrade into another pervasive societal illness, and it seems indeed that we are becoming harsher and harsher, and careless about the price many of our citizens pay.

One viewer suggested the apparent suicide scene points to a pervasive mental illness stigma plaguing the African-American community.

When Superstorm Sandy hit, it wreaked havoc on New York's poor neighborhoods, including causing pervasive respiratory illness among low-income residents whose homes were struck by mold.

As concerns about the efficacy of the influenza vaccine remain and healthcare costs continue to rise, OTC medicines may play an increasingly important role in mitigating the socioeconomic burden of this pervasive seasonal illness.

Cancer, after all, is an illness as pervasive as it is tragic and her film yanks hard for the audience's heartstrings (the screening I go to offers a pack of pink tissues on the armrest of every seat, in the hope of mopping up tears from the attendant hacks).

In remarks e-mailed to the BBC, the spokesman said that chest and gut infections are "not pervasive", and that any illness was treated with appropriate medical support.

The illness is pervasive.

"James Holmes was genetically gifted with a high IQ, and genetically cursed with a family history of pervasive and serious mental illness," defence lawyer Katherine Spengler said.

"James Holmes was genetically gifted with a high IQ, and genetically cursed with a family history of pervasive and serious mental illness," defense lawyer Katherine Spengler said.