Sicken

The poor sanitation in the area caused many residents to sicken with diseases.

The economy started to sicken as unemployment rates rose.

The lack of transparency and accountability in the organization sicken members' commitment to the cause.

The traveler sicken from food poisoning during his trip.

The revelation of the hidden agenda behind the government's new policy sicken citizens, fueling their skepticism towards the administration.

The unethical behavior of the doctor sicken the patients.

The little girl sicken after eating too much candy.

The accumulation of debt over time can sicken a person's financial stability.

The toxic fumes from the factory sicken nearby residents.

The relentless bullying can sicken a child's self-esteem.

The polluted air in the city can sicken people with respiratory conditions.

The cruel treatment of animals in the factory farm sicken her.

The polluted air made the residents sicken with respiratory problems.

The patient's health continues to sicken despite the treatment.

The sight of animal cruelty made her sicken and feel a deep sense of anger.

The realization that she had lost all her savings sicken her with fear.

The evidence presented in court sicken the jury's confidence in the defendant's innocence.

The unhygienic conditions in the restaurant's kitchen sicken customers.

The lack of innovation in the new smartphone model sicken tech enthusiasts.

The tragic news of his friend's death sicken him.

The prolonged drought has started to sicken the crops.

The passengers began to sicken with seasickness during the storm.

The plagiarism accusations sicken his reputation as an esteemed academic.

The spoiled milk made him sicken and have stomach cramps.

The sight of injustice sicken human rights advocates.

The constant rain sicken their enthusiasm for outdoor activities.

The absence of sunlight and fresh air can sicken the plants in a closed room.

The alarming increase in pollution levels sicken environmentalists, raising concerns about the future of the planet.

The thought of eating insects as a food source sicken many people.

The constant lies and deceit from the company's management sicken employees, leading to a lack of trust in their leadership.

The excessive use of special effects in the play sicken the theatergoers.

The company's unethical practices sicken employees' loyalty and dedication.

The contaminated water source caused the entire village to sicken.

The never-ending cycle of poverty and inequality sicken her.

The graphic images of war and violence sicken him to the core.

The reports of child labor in the fashion industry sicken socially conscious consumers.

The news of the accident made him sicken with worry for his loved ones.

The discovery of corruption within the charity organization sicken donors, making them hesitant to contribute further.

The series of scandals sicken the community's faith in the local government.

The constant criticism from his coach sicken him of playing basketball.

The never-ending traffic jams sicken him of driving.

The old man sicken and was admitted to the hospital.

The constant rain during their vacation sicken them of visiting the beach.

The contradictory statements made by the witness sicken the jury, casting doubt on his credibility.

The graphic horror movie made her sicken and look away.

The child's neglectful parents sicken the social worker.

The controversial comments made by the celebrity sicken fans, causing them to question their loyalty to the star.

The excessive use of pesticides sicken the soil, affecting its fertility.

The new medication had unexpected side effects, making some patients sicken.

The sudden surge in prices of essential commodities sicken consumers, making them question the fairness of the market.