Sentence examples for sick willing from inspiring English sources

She was punctual, rarely out sick, willing to do night shifts and assiduous in her work habits.

A death spiral happens when insurers must repeatedly raise premiums in order to cover losses from patients with high medical bills, with each new increase scaring away more healthy customers, thereby creating new losses and forcing the insurers to raise premiums again ― until eventually only very sick people willing to pay astronomical premiums stay with the program.

They tended to be more pragmatic and pluralistic in their approach and were will willing to try anything that would help the sick.

There's no time to dwell on an interesting subplot involving Eleanor's decision to feed only on the town's willing sick and elderly (a veiled statement on the right-to-die movement perhaps?) because Clara's got another couple of heads to lop off.

Many parents with sick children are willing to risk it all if they believe medical cannabis works.

Our model therefore makes the simple assumption that sick people are willing to try new remedies – through unbiased copying – and drop them if they do not appear to work, and this suffices to explain superstitious and maladaptive treatments.

One of the empirical study included reported that households with more sick members were willing to pay more [ 28] which supports the notion that families with high illness rates or that are more prone to being ill have a greater tendency to participate or to be members of the health prepayment scheme [ 48].

Another empirical study conducted in India reported that households with more sick members were willing to pay more [ 28], which supports the notion that families with high illness rates or more prone to being ill, have a greater tendency to participate or to be members of the health prepayment scheme.

As I explained in my previous op-ed, without an individual mandate, this is a recipe for extremely high premiums because healthy people will choose not to buy insurance, leaving only the sick people who are willing to pay high rates because they need the insurance so badly.

Seeley et al. already highlighted the vulnerability of social support networks, as assumptions that the extended family will be able and willing to assist sick family members is not always the reality (24).

"I had been so sick last year, I was willing to do anything not to be that sick anymore," Brenden said.