Sentence examples for sickness at a from inspiring English sources

Diana Ross once faked sickness at a really fancy dinner party so we could go to Queens together for White Castle hamburgers.

Virtual reality systems, which cause motion sickness at a much greater frequency among women, may have suffered from the same problem: all-male engineers designing and beta-testing the equipment would have been less likely to suffer motion sickness, given research that suggest its driven by sex-specific ways in which humans process depth perception.

If the drug works against both diseases, Immtech will be able to sell it in the lucrative Western market for the pneumonia, but it will also agree to manufacture enough for use in Africa against sleeping sickness at a small profit, Dr. Tidwell said.

Thirty-five single-nucleotide polymorphiSNPs(SNPs) were associated with motion sickness at a genome-wide-significant level (P < 5 × 10−8).

Keep your eyes looking droopy and say you have to go to bed and illuminate on symptom of your sickness at a time so they won't take you to the doctor the next day, and to avoid getting in trouble for faking.

Depressive-like behavior could not be separated from sickness at any of the time points studied.

Do not smoke cigarettes near your toddler if they are likely to experience motion sickness, as the smoke can trigger nausea and other motion sickness symptoms at a faster rate.

The aim of the study was to investigate if there is an association between exposure to sickness absence at a young age and later sickness absence, disability pension, death, unemployment and income from work.

While police and hundreds of neighbours scoured the West Yorkshire town of Dewsbury, the nine-year-old was doped with a mixture of temazepam and travel sickness tablets at a nearby house, prosecutors told Leeds crown court.

In the early 1980s, Dr. Pépin was a young doctor fighting a sleeping sickness epidemic at a hospital in Nioki, in what was formerly the Belgian Congo, then Zaire, and is now the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Back in 2006/07, 2.7 million people were receiving the main sickness benefit at a cost of £12bn.