Sentence examples for which was ill from inspiring English sources

Dejardin said: "He spent years in his father's deathly parsonage, which was ill health in building form".

PRESIDENT OBAMA should not lament but sigh in relief that Iran has rejected his nuclear deal, which was ill conceived from the start.

The problem, according to several Afghans and Westerners, is that the government allowed a free-flowing reconciliation process, which was ill defined from the start, and operated outside government institutions through the High Peace Council, which was itself something of an ad hoc creation.

But Republicans and business groups said that cutting benefits was necessary, because the unemployment trust fund, which was ill-prepared to cope with the recession, is insolvent.

The solution to 5 down, cryptic crossword 24,480 by Pasquale, 15 November, page 47, was "moralists", which was ill-served by its clue: Group of celebs in endless confusion, we ponitificate (9).

They believe that tough diplomacy demanding progress and reform behind closed doors has been much more effective than Bush's blunt rhetoric which was ill-received and produced negative reactions from old stubborn leaders in an area of the world where public scolding leads to losing face.

The first time problems arose in the open was in 1900, when the Boer Republics sent a joint Special Diplomatic Delegation to Europe and the United States, which was ill-prepared and for which Leyds had very different ideas than Muller.

It does look unfortunately like the US policy which is ill considered.

But for now the main worry is Haiti, which is ill equipped to handle yet another disaster.

Growing coffee under full sunlight not only enhances potential yields but also increases demands for nitrogen fertilizer, the extent of which is ill quantified.

I woke that morning and read the omens, which were ill but not fully open to interpretation, so I kept them to myself.