This generally means drowsiness, altered consciousness, motor dysfunctions, hypertension, bradycardia, and in the unlucky cases progressive decline with dilated pupils and respiratory failure [ 3, 17].
But Geoffrey Chaucer is thought to have impressed in his work at home and was in any case unlucky in running at Leopardstown, when he was hampered twice.
Not surprisingly, Broad regards an action that merely fulfils this condition as "an accident, lucky or unlucky as the case may be".
It was a case of unlucky again for Australian stand-up Adam Hills; having being nominated in three consecutive years, was again pipped at the post.
For the case where the unlucky WF also can spread this infection rapidly through the population, the spread of infection and death tolls are similar; for some cases taking out 1/2 to 2/3s of the population.
A racing driver's career can be short — tragically short, if they are unlucky — and there are few cases, if any, of a driver defying his team and refusing to race for reasons of conscience.
"We were very unlucky -- we got our first case before the phrase SARS was even coined," said Dr. Lee Cheng Chuan, the infectious disease specialist who took care of that first patient.
Perhaps because it was unlucky enough to receive the first SARS case in North America.
A 78-year-old Staten Island man has the unlucky distinction of having the nation's first known case of West Nile encephalitis this year, health officials said today.
A 78-year-old Staten Island man has the unlucky distinction of having the nation's first known case of West Nile encephalitis this year, health officials said.
