Sentence examples for suffering from a terminal from inspiring English sources

The chicken was suffering from a terminal degenerative nerve disease.

An earlier deposition was taken on videotape because Ms. Lee is suffering from a terminal illness.

Nugent, who is suffering from a terminal illness, said the case was about "one of the most important debates that Australia needs to have as a country".

His wife Naghmeh, a doughty activist demanding that the minefields be cleared, is suffering from a terminal brain tumour and needs urgent medical treatment in the West.

Under it, an eligible applicant must be a mentally competent adult, suffering from a terminal illness and with less than six months left to live.

The law allowed patients a right to die only if they were capable adults diagnosed as suffering from a terminal disease likely to result in death within six months.

Isn't it enough that the poor flowers are now suffering from a possibly terminal case of downy mildew?

Gord Downie, the lead singer of the Tragically Hip, is suffering from glioblastoma, a terminal tumor in his left temporal lobe.

Historically, palliative care was originally intended for patients suffering from a cancer or a terminal illness.

It said she was responding well to treatment, was ambulatory and was not suffering from a condition that was terminal within 18 months, the papers say.

That book, in terms of its factuality, is roughly analogous to Louie--it's about a novelist of medium height and build who lives in Maine and spends his winters in Puerto Rico, a guy who cries at tv commercials and gets in the occasional barroom scrap and could be fairly accused, in his late thirties, of suffering from a chronic and possibly terminal case of Peter Pan syndrome.