Sentence examples for sick notion from inspiring English sources
The U.S. Department of Justice's report on the Ferguson Police Department made explicit a novel, if sick, notion of government which a lot of Americans are experiencing, but few probably took explicit notice of, and even fewer learned about in their elementary school history class.
The notion of sick leave during the acute stage was added using two variables: sick leave (yes/no) and duration of sick leave (≤4 days or >4 days; [4 days = median duration]).
For the people who still live at homes like Seaport, most of whom are too sick to grasp the notion that they are entitled to something better, life is about doing what they can to endure.
The 1976 court case of Karen Quilan, the New Jersey woman who parents fought to withdraw her life support, established broad public support for this right, and with it the notion that sick people, not doctors, should be in charge of their medical decisions.
Moreover, segmenting the health insurance market between the healthy and the sick undermines the entire notion of insurance.
Unbiased copying should be distinguished from another notion – that sick people, in desperation, are willing to try any available treatment.
He rejects the notion that somehow sick people are being denied succor.
Emphasis is put on the notion that certifying sick leave is an active intervention requiring the same high quality standards as other health care activities.
27 Two thematic studies make reference to the notion that the sick relative is perceived to be less able to make appropriate decisions about their care by virtue of their condition, 27 29 resulting in de facto vicarious decision-making.
General considerations regarding patient-bound factors (Table 4) include the notion that the sicker the patient the greater the need for accurate hemodynamic parameters to be collected to supplement clinical judgment and the greater likelihood that invasive, rather than less invasive, techniques will meet these needs.
