Sentence examples for to tiredness from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being tired.
I put it down to tiredness and stress.
And deficiencies in calcium, protein and iron would lead to tiredness and lethargy.
The forward was withdrawn on 64 minutes due, in the words of Mauricio Pochettino, to "tiredness".
Well, we'd had two away games in a row, it was clearly due to tiredness.
Allardyce also pointed to tiredness in his side after their Boxing Day encounter with Arsenal.
The musician said that during the 1990s he was taking drugs heavily, due to tiredness on tour.
Honey is used to stimulate cell renewal (scarring), to fight tiredness and stress, to boost the immune system and possess anti-inflammatory and antibiotic activities [ 21].
It is worth noting that question number 20 of the Beck depression inventory refers to fatigue and tiredness interchangeably.
Adolescents are more prone to daytime tiredness and also to irregular sleep routines -- sleeping less during the week and catching up with extended sleep on the weekends.
Patients were stratified into 3 subgroups: mild (0 to 3), moderate (4 to 6), and severe (7 to 10) tiredness.
Alcohol was thought to alleviate tiredness, and a moderate amount is believed to be good for health.
