Despite three terrific performances, there is a threadbare feeling to Donal Gallagher's staging: ill-fitting costumes, awkward lighting cues, oppressive sound design.
I'd literally crawl on stage ill if I had to.
A man who threatened to set himself alight after missing his flight at Cairns airport was staging an "ill-conceived protest", a court has heard.
In the past the need for clinicians to identify and stage critically ill patients with sepsis at the bedside was less important than it is today.
The question is why it staged the ill-fated raid in the first place.
Stevens's job, in his own eyes, was essentially to support Hall; he admired him as a classical director and, despite their occasional differences of opinion (Stevens was never convinced by Hall's determination to stage the ill-fated premiere of the musical Jean Seberg), their relationship was one of strong mutual trust.
In April, Mr. Sadr told his militia to wage war on the Americans at the same time that the Marines staged an ill-fated assault on Falluja, creating a two-front revolt that led to one of the biggest crises of the occupation.
In England in 2010, the team behind a particularly lame gangster film you won't have heard of, Dead Man Running, staged an ill-advised PR event that involved dropping £5,000 on shoppers from a balcony of a giant mall in Manchester.
Furthermore, advanced stage tumour patients frequently present ill-defined impairments of immune responsiveness.
Now Mr. Chávez's apparent turn for the worse — and the possibility that he will soon be forced off the political stage by ill health — could change that.
However, invasive procedures such as transbronchial biopsies are rarely performed in late-stage critically ill patients with CORD, and this dramatically limits the possibility of collecting histological evidence of IPA.
