0 present participle of haemorrhage
Then there is the problem of the haemorrhaging of nuclear capability.
The possibility of haemorrhaging would be unfair to some depositors while giving others an unfair advantage.
We will staunch the flow and end the haemorrhaging of refugees by putting downward pressure on brutal and repressive regimes.
A high prevalence of specific detectable antibodies in patients with digestive haemorrhaging can be explained because the lesions caused by parasites can mimic ulceration and other gastrointestinal diseases.
Neither an abscess nor haemorrhaging in the brain was found macroscopically in these cases, suggesting that the symptoms were associated with a larval infection, either directly or indirectly.
One senses a feeling of helplessness and fatalism in the passage quoted above, a feeling that the unions had little power to end the haemorrhaging of their organisations.
Haemoglobin was less significant in patients with digestive haemorrhaging than in those with appendicitis.
Crohn's disease and appendicitis when compared with patients with digestive haemorrhaging.
