Sentences with phrase «ill at»

I feel physically ill at the mere thought of dialling a number and having to speak to a human — or even a robot — at the other end.

Sadly, it just made my children look incredibly ill at bathtime!

But the concept of handing over the steering wheel to a computer is making some people ill at ease.

Strategies: Available, adequate transport to access health services; continuos cultural training; increased numbers of Indigenous health workers; advocate palliative care education for those wanting to care for terminally ill at home.

Most subjects were not severely medically ill at study entry.

Not only was Nancy, who was 32, young to have breast cancer, but like many who become ill at that early age, it was an extremely aggressive form.

The disorder may arise in cases where the child is so ill at birth that sufficient nurturing is not possible, if the parent rejects the child, when there is sexual or physical abuse before age 5, the child is abandoned, or otherwise abused or neglected.

It is seen that 45.3 % of the patients with severe Health anxiety would still be ill at 24 months using this cutpoint for an «ill» response.

Should you have fallen ill at the beginning of your career for any length of time, then when constructing your resume, look to see if you can drop this period of time completely from your resume.

Introverts, often find themselves ill at ease and uncomfortable.

Students were often hyper aware of their age and were ill at ease with their professional standing.

Real propellerheads may be ill at ease with this system, but it's great for the average home user.

However, it isn't a true all rounder, and while it should feel perfectly at home in the boardroom, it might just feel ill at ease in the pub.

There he is, the enigma himself, with cropped platinum hair, piercing stare and pursed - lip smile, in full business attire as he confesses through glints of humor to an audience of academics how ill at ease he feels.

In this way, insurance companies protect themselves from paying a claim on a person who may have been terminally ill at the time the policy was originated.

Workers» compensation insurance provides medical and wage benefits to people who are injured or become ill at work.

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Just like we're seeing with social programs and public services across the map, a regime of extreme austerity reigns at the WSIB, and this has meant a full - fledged assault on people who have been injured or made ill at work.

The same may be true if you were disabled or mentally ill at the time of your accident.

Together they have seen the Bar, previously ill at ease with the concept of law as business, be dragged kicking and (occasionally) screaming into the modern world of legal business.

Rand didn't fit, was remote from students, and was ill at ease and isolated.

Born and raised in the metropolis of Tokyo, Inomata was motived to become an artist due to feeling ill at ease with highly digitalized society and her lack of feeling truly alive as a living creature.

I think abstract paintings are always confrontational in the sense that people have to make sense of them, so while you can see it on just a formal level and appreciate the colors and the shapes and so forth, at the same time you have to think about what they may signify, which always makes the audience ill at ease.

The Mysterious Death of David Hockney's Assistant — In a tragic turn of events, the famed painter's 23 - year - old personal assistant passed away after falling unexpectedly ill at the artist's house.

She seems ill at ease with formalism and yet happy at not having found something to dispel its charms.

Sharon Lockhart shoots couples hopelessly raking hay, Amy Cutler sketches a campground all but waiting for a summer movie stalker, and Katy Brannan's photos look equally ill at ease, while videos from Jack Goldstein and Peter Hutton alike depicts patterns of soft light rippling across water.

Its material character extends to empty clothing from Troy Michie, screen prints on Mylar and fabric by Tomashi Jackson, painted nudes with eyes for flesh by Didier Williams, velvet curtains for Unpacking Sameness by Christie Neptune, a nude ill at home by Devin N. Morris, seeming copies after John Chamberlain by Kennedy Yanko, and African American twists on art history by David Shrobe.

mario's overalls seem big on the skinny mann; his mario, who had been prepared to live out his days in peace with the princess, is ill at ease with the role that is forced upon him: hero, killer.

El Salvador would probably be the country I felt ill at ease.

«I was very ill at one time, about to die, but thanks to the doctors» professional care I was quickly stabilized and then taken to Belize City,» says a past patient.

I was a shy child then, and I grew into a shy adult, ill at ease with people, lonely but most comfortable alone.

Sometimes a rescue dog may be too ill at the time to go through the surgery of a spay, therefore the rescuer must keep that dog until she is well enough to get spayed.

It is very rare that a dog will vomit or regurgitate in the exam room where the vet can see it, therefore it is up to you to make the distinction when you observe your dog ill at home.

If a patient is ill at the time of vaccination, the vaccine may not work.

But it's not unusual for a rescued dog to be anxious and ill at ease in his new home — pacing, vocalizing and the like.

Cats fear being trapped and will be ill at ease trying to get to a litter box that could leave them vulnerable to what they perceive as a potential attack from another animal or predator.

Not all ferrets became ill at the same time, but 2 - 3 days after the initial two cases.

Dakota survived after months of treatment, but the other dogs that became ill at the same time either died.

Coco was terribly ill at the shelter, and came into rescue with severe pneumonia.

Alternatively, funding may be available in a situation where an individual has rescued a dog who was injured or ill at the time of rescue and would like to provide a permanent home for the dog, or it is determined by a veterinarian that the dog needs medical treatment for a condition that was not readily obvious at the time of rescue.

Should your pet fall ill at home and you can't make an appointment, you can take advantage of our Drop Off Service and we can take care of your pet in our hospitalization area until they are well.

Seriously though, one needs to be able to afford a doctor's care in the awful circumstance that they all become ill at the same time.

There are some obvious and not so obvious reasons for your cat to feel ill at ease.

Lexy fell very ill at the age of 2 with an illmess that almost killed her.

for more information on this food and the symptoms and outcome of other dogs and even cats that were ill at the same time as mine and many died of kidney failure.

It wasn't until one of my friends bought a puppy which became really ill at a very young age that I started to really understand.

Dogs taken into shelters are vaccinated under the worst conditions — they are often stressed malnourished and ill at the time of vaccination and, despite the information on vaccine labels recommending vaccines should not be given to dogs under these circumstances, these dogs receive combination vaccines and rabies, often at the same time.

In this way, insurance companies protect themselves from paying a claim on a person who may have been terminally ill at the time the policy was originated.

I felt ill at ease, and left without buying.

The dictionary defines an introverted person as tending to be shy and quiet, or ill at ease in front of a group and fearful of public speaking, In addition to — or perhaps as an explanation — the writer person is often perceived as being self - absorbed and uninterested in other people and events happening in the world around them.