Sentence examples for sick combination from inspiring English sources

"House Party" quickly became a sick combination of "Lord of the Flies" and a fuck den.

News used to be a public service; now it is some sick combination of entertainment and indoctrination, and a poor one at that.

Some sick combination of all three?

With the first kind, you may lose it if you lose your job, or if you get divorced, or if you actually get sick in combination with one of those other factors; the insurer can raise your rates unexpectedly and as steeply as they want as you get older, and if you fail to pay your premiums for a while and lose the insurance, you may never be able to get back in.

THO and TREX2 mutations per se do not counteract the inhibitory effects caused by HU because the single-deletion mutants are sensitive to high HU concentrations and are synthetic sick in combination with rad53 (data not shown; Gómez-González et al., 2009).

Mutation of either of these systems does not generally lead to a loss of cell viability (an exception being loss of functional ParAB in C. crescentus; Mohl & Gober, 1997), but can be synthetically lethal or sick in combination with SMC impairment.

Arp9 may contribute to the association of RSC with chromatin as a heterodimer with Arp42 (Monahan et al. 2008), and lack of Arp42 or of the Snf5 subunit of Swi/Snf is synthetically sick in combination with cut3-477 (Ryan et al. 2012).

"Though this is a common occurrence in our field of work, the patients we lose are typically old, sick, or some combination of the two.

The chronicity of the disease is reflected in the high number of long sick leaves, in combination with the largest number of recurrent periods.

Not having a paid job, or having more than six months full-time sick leave in combination with the expectation that return to work is impossible or improbable is considered as job loss.

This is not surprising, as synthetic sick or lethal combinations can be used to infer a functional link, but the mechanistic basis for that link often remains obscure.