Sentence examples for those ailing from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, who wants to put extra capital into those ailing Irish, Portuguese, and Spanish banks anyway?
Had the government taken over all those ailing pension plans, he said, it would be paying benefits to another 250,000 people.
But the government led by Mr. Cameron has been reluctant to follow the example of the governments of those ailing euro zone countries that have taken a sharp knife to public-sector salaries, pensions and other benefit payments.
(It has also, of course, contributed greatly to their wellbeing, allowing the mighty German export machine to produce goods far more affordable in those ailing southern economies than they ever would have in Deutschmarks.
The exhibit tunes into the distressed state of Australia's Great Barrier Reef, rendering a myriad of coral formations from those in good health to those ailing.
Maloney shepherded the efforts on the bill, eventually dubbed the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act, which is worth $4.3 billion in compensation and health care aid to those ailing responders.
Those working with the ailing network say that there seems to be a lack of creative vision there, though this criticism could fairly be made about other networks.
Three years later Brown said that the £9bn savings had inexplicably soared to £21bn, and this at a time when the government's "Health Protection Agency" was junketing to the Beijing Olympics, "to learn the challenges in health protection that surrounded those games"; and the ailing Student Loans Company was spending a million pounds on antics such as "team building weekends".
Further, the town of Revere supported the new casino with hopes of new jobs to replace those lost by the ailing, nearly closed, horse track.
But in both fields, evidence is beginning to accumulate that early detection and treatment, in some cases, may harm the healthy more than it helps those truly ailing.
With waiting lists growing, the ailing are increasingly turning to those closest to them -- healthy siblings, children, even friends -- for an organ to save their lives.
