Sentence examples for terrible disorder from inspiring English sources
I anticipate that, with the visionary leadership of Kari Nadeau, the Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy & Asthma Research at Stanford will continue to contribute importantly to the world-wide efforts, by talented investigators at many institutions, to bring relief to those suffering from this terrible disorder.
She said: "Everyone wants to have a healthy child, but how my mum suffered it makes me even more determined that any baby I have is not affected by this terrible disorder.
They unanimously agreed that although Alzheimer's is a terrible disorder, people who have it can and do still have the capacity to enjoy life, even though for those in the later stages of the disease, it may be only for relatively short periods at a time.
"But in order to avoid that, are you willing to give up detection of clear-cut terrible disorders?" Microarray testing, formally known as array comparative genomic hybridization, is just one of the new techniques sweeping through prenatal diagnosis.
"These areas are highly likely to be important to chronic traumatic encephalopathy or traumatic brain injury, leading to renewed hope for treatment of these terrible disorders".
September 12, Martin Woollacott: The attacks on the World Trade towers and on the Pentagon and other American targets are a terrible proof that disorder in the world cannot be fenced off.
The FA condemned the violence saying it was "very disappointed by the terrible scenes of disorder", while European football's governing body Uefa said it "firmly condemns the incidents in Marseille".
She's got bipolar disorder, terrible taste in men and pretty bad roots.
Some have difficulty thinking and concentrating or have post-traumatic stress disorder and terrible memories of nightmares they had while heavily sedated.
Instead of the confident, cheery girl you might have expected to blossom in the family atmosphere that Holmes describes, Tussy toys with eating disorders and terrible men.
Man Haron Monis behaved "atypically" inside the Lindt cafe compared with other terrorists because of his "terrible mix" of personality disorders and extreme, violent beliefs, an inquest has heard.
