Sentence examples for suddenly worsened from inspiring English sources
The phrase "suddenly worsened" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It can be used to describe a sudden negative change or decline in a situation, emotion, or physical state. Example: The weather suddenly worsened, forcing us to cancel our outdoor plans and quickly find shelter.
Her symptoms were persistent and suddenly worsened (" persistent or worsened symptoms").
An apparently minor illness early this month suddenly worsened.
Welding said the bank had worked hard to secure funding over the past month but that conditions had suddenly worsened.
Has the behavior of some police officers suddenly worsened, or are smartphones — video sentinels in every pocket — finally confirming the laments of generations of black and brown Americans?
Has the behavior of some police officers suddenly worsened, or are smartphones video sentinels in every pocket finally confirming the laments of generations of black and brown Americans?
Ravi showed Tam a link to a page on a health forum where, three years earlier, Keybowvio had asked why his asthma symptoms had suddenly worsened, noting that he had prescriptions for Advair and Singulair.
The administration also needs to decide how to address Japan's suddenly worsening economic problems.
She had been sick, but why an indolent and apparently resolving infection should suddenly worsen was not at all clear.
Sepsis is an overwhelming bodywide response to an infection that at the outset may seem mundane but that suddenly worsens.
Five days isn't much, I know, but it would allow a bit of crisis management when someone comes out of hospital, or a relative suddenly worsens: it would allow a daughter, son or neighbour to sort out the immediate emergency.
When cardiac dysfunction occurs, it is not unusual to find that renal function suddenly worsens [ 40] and that the adjustment of volume and sodium is out of control [ 41].
