Sentence examples for the most ill from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the GOP lawmakers propose dedicating new federal funds to help states insure the most ill and most expensive patients.

As Ansell shows, there is as much as a 35-year difference in life expectancy between the healthiest and richest US neighbourhoods and the most ill and deprived.

Hulme said Fowler, Kelly and Manuel's health was stable so it did not make sense that Davis would nominate residents who were not among the most ill.

The new service would, he said, "take the pressure off the frontline primary care and A&E departments to allow them to concentrate on the most ill patients".

There are always exceptions, but most people would accept that the NHS is good at prioritising the most ill patients.

In this environment only the worst limitations could be set, and only the most ill considered rules layered into existing regulation.

"New speculators are the most ill-prepared for volatility".

Often it's the most ill-considered information that goes to the president.

On Thursday night, though, one of the most ill-equipped teams of all finally secured one.

But the most ill-founded assertion is that Liberal Democrat foreign policy is "anti-American".

The most ill-advised off-season transaction in 2012 belongs to the Jets.