Sentence examples for real ill from inspiring English sources

The president has spotted a real ill in the way that immigration laws function.

The American empire is still, apparently, in decline (the title of "The Barbarian Invasions" refers to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11), but these aging radicals, living in its geographical and linguistic hinterland, bear it no real ill will.

In patients with migraine and comorbid psychiatric problems, the impairment in quality of life may indeed mirror a real ill condition, or an altered perception of life circumstances, or both.

Likewise, self-reported surveys capturing self-perceptions of or proxy measures for health might be biased by general glumness about open office conditions, without reflecting real ill health.

" We prepared ugali for lunch and when she refused I cooked her rice which she likes but still she did not eat even a little, then I told myself my child must be real ill", the mother reported.

If a researcher is so lax as to "permit" confidence intervals around the indices, some additional amount of real ill covariance fit would also be "permitted" and hence additional misspecified models would go undetected by assessments appealing to "supposedly-acceptable" values on pairs, triplicates, or even lists of fit indices.

Notes: Linda McCartney's mother, Louise Linder Eastman, was on board the real ill-fated Flight One which crashed on 1 March 1962.

Imagine what could happen in Israel if all the religious leaders came together to fight the real ills of society.

Employers should stop telling employees what to do with their free time; self-righteous people should stop "monitoring their friends and neighbors for environmental purity"; parents should stop worrying about whether violent video games have redeeming social value ("Isn't it high time we directed our attention to the world's real ills and stopped policing people's fantasy lives?").

"It's making my team out to be a real ill-disciplined team, but Scott Wagstaff should never have been sent off, it was an amazing decision.

Of course, there is a minority of true-to-type offenders who fulfil the cliché, but often we cling to these stereotypes so that we can other them, failing to realise that the real ills are a lot closer to home.