Sentence examples for respiratory trouble from inspiring English sources

Siddiqui complained of respiratory trouble in the moments before his death.

Nitrogen dioxide is linked to respiratory trouble and can aggravate heart problems.

I never considered using Lasix, and I never saw any sign of respiratory trouble.

Workers who had the heaviest exposure -- those who were there when the buildings collapsed and in the first few days and weeks after -- had the highest incidence of respiratory trouble.

Several tenants have seen counselors and a few have seen physicians to treat chronic respiratory trouble, for which they blame their frequent visits to the building to retrieve belongings.

After it rolled out its new uniforms, American faced a number of complaints from workers who reported rashes, respiratory trouble and other health problems after wearing the wool-blend suits.

These were earmarked for people at high risk, those with respiratory troubles such as asthma or emphysema.

She said her respiratory troubles began Aug. 11, three weeks after the Olympic trials, when Jacobs finished 14th out of 16 runners in a 3,000-meter 3,000-meterich.

A great many more who were exposed – especially those who were at the buildings when they collapsed and in the initial days and weeks after – suffer from respiratory troubles.

But in December, Congress passed the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act, which reopened the fund and provided $2.8 billion to compensate those with health problems, primarily respiratory troubles, linked to the attack.

In that earlier study, researchers from Brigham Young University looked at air quality and health in the hazy, mountain-rimmed valley and found that hospital admissions and the rates for asthma and other respiratory troubles dropped substantially in 1987, when the mill shut down because of a labor dispute.