Sentence examples for when illness strikes from inspiring English sources

Americans will then have even less security than now about affording health care when illness strikes.

But when illness strikes, the Swedish health care system responds efficiently.

After years of inequitable treatment, who would agree to less care, to DNR or hospice when illness strikes or worsens?

This is wonderful for the boys – getting to see their grandmother often – but also extremely helpful when illness strikes.

But when illness strikes one, the other cannot "afford to know" her anymore and so joins her classmates as they toss the girl's wig around.

That its root cause is that Americans are (a) malingerers and (b) freeloaders who perversely refuse to go comparison shopping when illness strikes?

A few days later, writing to Astor from Hairmyres hospital, East Kilbride, Lanarkshire, he admitted: "I still feel deadly sick," and conceded that, when illness struck after the Corryvreckan whirlpool incident, "like a fool I decided not to go to a doctor - I wanted to get on with the book I was writing".

Only one house (consisting of a single room) had been built when illness struck the settlers.

So as I unpacked box after box, I found myself hoping that my writing goals weren't going to go by the wayside like so many times before when illness struck, motherhood arrived and financial strife arose.

The interviews showed that when illness struck, it had consequences for the usual arrangements in a household, priorities shifted, and plans were reconsidered.

Many people gladly anticipated having a group of "doctors" (abasawo) in their village to whom they could turn when illness struck them.