Sentence examples for severely poor from inspiring English sources

The survivors remained in severely poor health.

And for many of us born somewhere in the middle -- neither rich nor severely poor -- the prospect of rising to the grand level of the American royalty was dangled over our heads like forbidden grapes until we came to terms with who we were and stopped looking at society columns for inspiration.

Crescents would thus seem to indicate a severely poor prognosis for the patient's kidney function.

In patient #17, neither an operation nor chemotherapy could be carried out because of the patient's severely poor body condition.

93 schizophrenic patients with severely poor adjusted BUA values and 93 age and gender matched patients with normal adjusted BUA values from a previous survey study were selected.

93 chronic schizophrenic patients with severely poor adjusted BUA levels, as determined by heel QUS-II measurement, from our previous bone mass survey study [ 22] agreed to enter the study.

However, as a typical Ru-based lithium-rich layered oxides, Li2RuO3 suffers severely from poor cycling stability and huge voltage decay upon prolonged cycling.

A1 Large Study on Mental Illness Preliminary results from the world's largest survey on mental health indicate that mental illness is widespread and undertreated and that wealthy people with mild illness receive better treatment than severely ill poor people.

In truth, each school has seen academic improvement, but Brill fails to note that P.S. 149 serves more students who are severely disabled, poor, homeless or not fluent in English than Harlem Success Academy does.

As Speybroeck mentioned [ 6], the distribution of the health workers throughout different countries is an important factor to consider when equity concerns are taken into consideration, and even though the shortage is present in nearly all countries, it affects more severely the poorest countries in the world.

Patients in the latest stages of heart failure are severely compromised, with poor quality of life and frequent hospitalizations.