Sentence examples for sick peers from inspiring English sources

In the fly that was excluded from the healthy flies, the tumor progressed more rapidly, and in the fly that was included with its sick peers, the tumor growth slowed.

In these circumstances they could visit the CHCs only during non-working hours, when most of their sick peers also came to visit the CHCs.

In fact, last year, healthy young adults were much more likely to have health insurance than their sicker peers, according to Gallup.

The sick woman peers from under her funny knit cap to watch each foot swing scuffing forward and take its turn under her weight.

Later, she freed her women up, unfroze them: they dance and throng and embrace like sexy, slightly blob-like putti, sick of peering from the sidelines all these years.

What do you do when you're sick of your peers complaining that your city lacks creative capital?

What do you do when you're sick of your peers complaining that your city lacks creative capital?

[Field staff member] Greater social support: Club members visit sick or bereaved peers, often giving pooled donations, and have organised their own saving and small loan schemes.

I was the one who was sick, but we peered into the bleak chasms of cancer together.

The study found that even upper-income Americans with health insurance and college educations appear to be sicker than their peers in other rich nations.

"This health disadvantage exists at all ages from birth to age 75 and that even advantaged Americans those who have health insurance, college educations, higher incomes, and healthy behaviors— appear to be sicker than their peers in other rich nations.