Sentence examples for unwell around from inspiring English sources

Culturally, the organization becomes unwell around the nightmare boss: people don't understand why it's tolerated, and colleague interactions become hesitant and competitive.

Hundreds of staff and customers were evacuated from the Sainsbury's and Marks and Spencer stores at Hedge End after people started to complain of feeling unwell at around 5pm.

The Glyndwr University student began feeling unwell at around midday, driving herself to the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital where staff performed a toxicity test – only then was the severity of her situation revealed.

The rest of the room was full of acutely unwell patients being redistributed around A&E as more room was needed with each new ambulance arrival.

A study examining the uptake of antiretroviral treatment among African migrants living with HIV/AIDS in the UK found that: "health is only a priority when one is unwell; otherwise issues around immigration, housing, employment, and childcare take precedence" [ 22].

He returned to Taiwan on Dec. 10, around noon, felt unwell that night and put himself in quarantine at home.

"Why don't we have guidelines telling people if they want to take ecstasy, they should take one-quarter of a pill while their mates take nothing, so if nothing happens after half an hour they know it's probably not ecstasy and to throw it out, and if they do start to feel unwell, they have mates around them who aren't under the influence who can look after them.

In the UK around 65% of unwell ventilated patients in intensive care experience delirium.² This can be challenging to diagnose in the severely unwell patient.

Despite some qualitative documented cases of good communication with families, patients were often too unwell to engage in conversations around transition to EOLC and/or DNACPR once in ICU.

Nobody should be exercising when they're unwell, let alone spreading germs around.

There will be exemptions this go-around, including refugees, the physical unwell, and religious pilgrims.