Slower economic growth in turn bodes ill for stockmarkets and corporate-bond markets.
If you are healthy now but turn critically ill later, you may or may not be able to switch into a traditional health policy with a low deductible.
He was released and became seriously ill, which began a major turn in his life.
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Of course, it's more fun to turn the speculation of ill-health inside out.
He took a drop an ill-fated one, it would turn out and stuck it, making a bogey.
Citing safety is a prudent way to turn down requests an infertility physician thinks are ill-considered.
The narrative surrounding the ill-fated cruise ship Triumph may have taken an encouraging turn for the Carnival Corporation.
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When key workers fall ill or get afraid and low paid workers simply do not turn up for work food stores will have empty shelves, close and be looted, gas pumps will be dry and prescription drugs not delivered.
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As training begins, the players patiently wait their turn as two teams of local footballers play out an ill-tempered game.
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At that point, President Sarkozy can ill afford the sort of cynical public opinion that, in 2007, he promised to turn around.
It helped turn a bunch of personal quests into a formal race, encouraging some sailors who were ill-advised and some unprepared.
Moreover, its ill-named military government, the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC), is believed to at least turn a blind eye to the activity of drug barons in its territory, and quite probably to protect and abet them in exchange for a cut of their profits.
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