Sentence examples for result of sickness from inspiring English sources

At one point, he asserts that "hundreds have died" in the past eight years as a result of sickness brought on by this E. coli strain.

Compassion focuses on child development, but saw the education of children in their sponsorship programme suffering due to days missed as a result of sickness.

Under the new rules, lenders will have to wait seven days before they can contact a customer to offer them the insurance, which covers a borrower's repayments should they lose their job or find themselves unable to work as a result of sickness or an accident.

In total, between 102,000 and 104,000 Dutch Jews -- men, women, children, babies -- were murdered in the gas chambers of these camps or died as a result of sickness, starvation, slave labor,etc.

A small proportion (1.4% of the study population) lost more than 30 workdays as result of sickness.

Nor can children learn on an empty stomach or if they miss school as a result of sickness, or if their parents cannot afford the cost of educating them.

First, a 35-year-old Dutch man, Eric Arnold, died as a result of altitude sickness on his way down from the peak.

About half were found to be against gay rallies and same-sex marriage, while almost a third thought homosexuality was the result of "a sickness or a psychological trauma".

But a recent study in the Proceedings of the Royal Academy said researchers had recorded deaths among marine mammals as a result of decompression sickness, primarily among beaked whales "in association with anthropogenic activities such as military sonar or seismic surveys".

Many people – even those who live alone – share a portion of their earnings or devote unpaid hours of work to family members, including children and others who are dependent as result of age, sickness, disability or unemployment.

The Xinhua report said the local government had organised a rescue effort after receiving a distress report, and that following the rescue, the Australian had died as a result of altitude sickness, poor health and age, citing officials in Shigatse, a city in western Tibet.