| Except for her purulent, multifocal, subcutaneous nodules, she was generally in good health. |
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| She had been in good health with no previous ocular complaints, including changes in vision or diplopia. |
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| You may be able to become a blood donor if you are aged from 17 to 60, weigh more than 7st 11 lb and are in good health. |
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| Most goldfish are naturally hardy and require only a few conditions to keep them in good health. |
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| I hope this letter finds you well and in good health, and the enclosed necklace will keep you from harm that isn't inevitable. |
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| His solicitors said he was in good health until diagnosed in December 2002 with mesothelioma caused by asbestos exposure. |
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| In other words, contrary to the baying press things are still in good health on British mainstream television. |
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| The doctor who examined him on arrival at Bagram reported him in good health. |
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| I presume he's fine, in good health and that, but it's very unlike him to pop off. |
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| He had been in good health apart from the angina and had not smoked for 17 years. |
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| Bill was the original nine-stone weakling and not in good health when his call-up papers arrived. |
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| We should celebrate the fact that people are living longer and remain in good health. |
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| People who join the credit union before the age of 70, and who are in good health, can get death benefit insurance or life assurance. |
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| All subjects were in good health and had no contraindications to hypnotic medications. |
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| With three such talents plus McCoy and Tony Dobbin on this side of the water, Irish jockeyship is in good health. |
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| Now, eight months after their dramatic birth, they are in good health and have been christened at Bury Parish Church. |
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| When the yin and yang elements in the body are well balanced, the person is in good health and he falls ill when the balance is disrupted. |
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| A lawyer who visited him Wednesday said he is in good health and high spirits. |
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| I pray that this letter finds you in good health and I hope that your response comes back in time. |
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| He was an extremely religious man and when in good health had a chapel of ease erected on his property, not far from his dwelling. |
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| A circulatory problem causes him to stop for a rest every now and then, but he is in good health. |
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| Paddy is still hale and hearty and in good health and as well he still continues his usual interests. |
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| Growing demand confirms that the local economy is in good health, and as more people fly, we will be able to serve their parking needs. |
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| That's all I have to say and I hope this letter finds you in good health. |
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| According to his nephew, the sudden demise of his uncle was a shock to the family, as he seemed to be in good health during the election on Monday. |
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| On the face of it, the former marine left the chat-show quipster a party in good health. |
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| From the dawn of time, fruit and vegetables have continued to form the staple diet of human beings and kept them in good health. |
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| Yet the health gap between those in good health and those in ill health is widening. |
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| What's imporatant is to be able to bring them up virtuously and in good health. |
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| It is important to maintain them in good health to enable them to perform their duties uninterruptedly. |
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| Democracy in Europe is in good health, but European democracy is in a bad way. |
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| Simson remained in good health until a few years before his death, during which period he had to employ an amanuensis to assist him in revising his geometrical writings. |
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| You're more likely to have a lush, full head of hair if you eat a healthy diet and are in good health overall. |
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| Against this background a key challenge is to ensure that the population ages in good health. |
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| Of the children who underwent medical examinations, 92.5 per cent were found to be in good health. |
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| The starting point for good health and health equity is recognition of every person's right to live in good health. |
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| If you miss the deadline, you may still qualify providing you are in good health for your age. |
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| I sincerely hope that the victim in this case can get back in good health as soon as possible and my prayers are with him and his family. |
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| Luckily, this particular child is in good health and after the check-up he went back to playing. |
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| It shows once again that it is better to be working and in good health than ill or retired and out in the cold. |
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| Pets come desexed, vaccinated, microchipped, wormed and in good health. |
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| Some 90-yearolds are in good health other than a heart problem, which has to be repaired. |
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| Misao lives in Osaka and remains in good health, surrounded by six great-grandchildren. |
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| He's been working for almost 10 years but he has stayed in good health. |
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| Other than this, the tree is still in good health, and may last for many more centuries. |
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| While all women clearly want to lower their cancer risk, there is a fundamental difference between making a choice to have surgery when in good health and having surgery once disease is detected. |
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| Being in good health and living in a safe neighbourhood are key predictors of community trust and reciprocity, when all the variables are taken into account. |
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| However, the animals must be in good health when they arrive. |
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| It is important to take out a life insurance policy when someone is young and in good health to avoid running the risk of being uninsurable in future years. |
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| I'm 38, in good health, with 2 children and a wonderful husband! |
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| Yet he is adorable, very willing, in good health. |
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| In this setting, people also rejoice in life, in beauty, in sport, in good health which is sometimes prised even above intellectual and spiritual talents. |
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| All of these measures aim to calculate the average number of years of life spent in good health, after adjusting for years lived with some form of illness or disability. |
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| Accidents and injuries are a main cause of chronic disability among younger people leading to a heavy and largely avoidable loss of life years in good health. |
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| When NDP members of Parliament defend good paying jobs and affordable training, we are defending ordinary people's freedom to thrive in good health. |
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| Someone going into a home from time to time could prevent more serious problems from occurring, problems that are far more costly to the system, and it would allow seniors to remain in good health for much longer. |
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| People in good health are rarely infected. |
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| In a word, the Group is in good health thanks to the commitment and motivation of everyone involved, proof positive that our employees believe that our products, our business and our Group have a bright future. |
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| In light of this, Canadian Institutes of Health Research experts give tips on winter blues, and other winter related activities. Helping you slide through this winter season in good health. |
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| For those sharks deemed to be in good health, a Hallprint © nylon dart tag, labeled with unique identifying numbers, was inserted into the dorsal musculature at the base of the first dorsal fin prior to release. |
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| Treatment, including the provision of any apparatus necessary for the maintenance of internees in good health, particularly dentures and other artificial appliances and spectacles, shall be free of charge to the internee. |
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| Despite his age, Coke was still in good health, and exercised daily. |
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| The Iranian government says it doesn't know who kidnaped its diplomat or where he is being held and has heard nothing from his adductors, but knows that he is in good health. |
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