Sentence examples for weak lungs from inspiring English sources

The weak lungs have afflicted her daughters, too.

Dr. Brumley made a name researching the weak lungs of premature babies.

She had weak lungs, and her parents didn't expect her to live.

Stevenson, who from childhood had suffered from weak lungs, caught a cold and grew feverish.

Gillard's parents, John and Moira, emigrated to Australia from Wales when she was five, hoping the warmer climate would assist their daughter's weak lungs.

May dropped out of law school after Jonah was born early and doctors told her his weak lungs made him susceptible to sudden infant death syndrome.

"Indians have the world's weakest lungs," Mr Harris reported, "with far less capacity than Chinese lungs".

Landmark research such as the Children's Health Study in California found in 2004 that children breathing the dirtiest air were nearly five times as likely to experience 20% weaker lung function, and that for every 100 children who grew up with the worst pollution at least six would be burdened with lifelong health problems.

immunized mice make a stronger spleen and weaker lung response.

I feel, sometimes, like The Rock could punch me so hard (to death) that he wouldn't necessarily need to make bodily contact with me for the punch to kill, The Rock just punching the air I was about to inhale and it somehow killing me, the oxygen imbued suddenly with a force too powerful for my weak human lungs, my weak human lungs breathing punched Rock air and just exploding.

If a cat's heart has become weak, the lungs operate less effectively and less oxygen is pumped into the bloodstream.