poor health造句

His poor health incapacitate him for work.

His father's poor health worried him deeply.

The obstacle is not one of poor health.

His poor health incapacitated him for work (from working).

Puffiness round the eyes is a sign of poor health.

Indigenous peoples still experience racism, poor health and disproportionate poverty.

While some health conditions associated with disability result in poor health and extensive health care needs, others do not.

But the health service on its own cannot do away with all the factors that lead to poor health.

Many additional people live constrained lives in poor health because of these illnesses.

HEART disease is usually the consequence of years of poor health.

He had been in poor health for years and died in January 1950, only 46.

Don't set him the task. For one thing he's old; for another he's in poor health.

Unemployment, current poor health condition and heavy work fatigue were risk factors for depression and anxiety.

India's cities today are characterized by widespread poverty, poor health and sanitation, crumbling infrastructure, environmental degradation and poor quality of life.

Their depression tends to be dismissed as inevitable, but in fact is caused more by poor health and poor sleep than grief, loss or isolation.

A primary school teacher found an interesting phenomenon: those individuals also provide much material for thought of poor health of the students in the class, the family often have poor health.

But even those in their 70s questioned in Latin America and Asia reported low levels of poor health.

The general's lawyer said he would appeal against the decision on Monday on the grounds of his client's poor health.

There are several pathways through which a positive attitude can protect against poor health later in life.

In spite of poor health, he would rather continue to work for the collective than gutter out without doing anything.

Those conditions may have contributed to widespread famine and overall poor health, predisposing people to catch the plague.

Local media have been breathlessly summarizing the newly released study (in Chinese here), which says that some 98.5% of Chinese bureaucrats suffer from poor health.

Too many people in poor health lied about their medical histories in order to make a few bucks, endangering those who were to receive the blood.

In poor health from 1880, Stevenson had settled in Samoa in 1890 to recuperate, but probably died of a cerebral haemorrhage.

A lack of toilets at work and at home has severe consequences, including poor health leading to absenteeism, reduced concentration, exhaustion, and decreased productivity.

Obese children suffer a number of physical and perceived physical barriers to living an active lifestyle, which can perpetuate a cycle of inactivity and poor health.

The health industry, where researchers find and publish bad dietary habits, and good doctors use that information to teach patients to change the root causes of poor health, not just the symptoms.

In a paper published earlier this year Dr DeBruine found that women in countries with poor health statistics preferred men with masculine features more than those who lived in healthier societies.

If you are a young person who still lives at home or in the dorms, the answer is likely to be much different than a person who has children or an older person in poor health.

In every corner of the world, certain city dwellers suffer disproportionately from poor health, and these inequities can be traced back to differences in their social and living conditions.