Sentence examples similar to trigger ill health from inspiring English sources
Finally, further research is needed: firstly, to enquire into the protective role of education in this research population, given the impediment of residence status and, secondly, to determine whether (reverse) causation between socio-economic position and health applies and, if so, how much exposure to a setback in socio-economic position suffices to trigger ill-health.
Local authorities are increasingly worried that the cap, in its bigger and more punitive form, will trigger a surge in rent arrears, ill health and homelessness.
For most, economic insecurity and financial stress had been triggered by some kind of shock: relationship breakdown, job loss, ill health, accident or bereavement.
In the previous four byelections Labour suffered dire results: The Glasgow East contest, triggered last July when Labour's David Marshall stood down due to ill health, saw the party beaten into second place by the SNP's John Mason, who overturned Labour's 13,507 majority with a 26.1% increase in its share of the vote.
There were signs of ill health.
In ill health, Farini ruled badly.
Whicher had retired through ill health.
"It started because of ill health," Noel says.
Only ill health ended these adventures.
But ill health changed his mind.
