Sentence examples for reasonably sick from inspiring English sources
All of which, I should think, might have made Ernest Hemingway pretty reasonably sick.
Bachardy, quite reasonably, was sick of being ignored by most of Isherwood's older famous friends.
The transferability of our findings to other contexts in Sweden could be assumed to be reasonably high as the situation for sick-listing GPs is similar all over the country and as we interviewed doctors in different types of environment.
To ensure that the study group is reasonably homogeneous with regard to duration of symptoms and sick leave, only data from patients reporting sick leave shorter than six months was analysed in this study.
If you provide a vaccine, you can be reasonably sure that the child vaccinated won't get sick.
For example, healthy individuals earning $50,000 a year might reasonably choose to pay the $104 monthly penalty instead of buying insurance, knowing that whenever they got sick they could go to the exchange to buy coverage with no exclusions.
While the poor have been reasonably protected from increases in out-of-pocket expenses over the course of the crisis, the sick and the old have been less so.
A better availability for the GP of sick leave track record from the stakeholders should improve the possibilities to arrive at a reasonably precise sick leave prognosis.
However, it might reasonably be assumed that in most cases, absentees would be forced to take annual leave (as longer term sick leave usually requires a doctor's authorisation).
Reasonably sophisticated about medicine, Sizwe knows that antiretrovirals are the best AIDS treatment so far, and he actually urges a sick relative to get tested.
