Sentence examples for Cause malaise from inspiring English sources

While the vaccine can cause malaise and muscle pain that may be temporarily disabling, the most common side effects are redness and swelling at the injection site, said the panel of experts who conducted the Institute of Medicine study.

Similarly, Villalba et al. [17] have recently shown that sheep conditioned with several foods known to cause malaise learned to prefer particular foods containing medicines specific for their illness.

Infection with H. capsulatum is usually asymptomatic and inconsequential, but in some individuals acute histoplasmosis may cause malaise, fever, and cough.

This acute disruption of circadian rhythms can cause general malaise as well as gastrointestinal problems because the body's hunger cycle is out of sync with meal times, Kriegsfeld said.

What might be causing this malaise?

When successive health professionals failed to determine what was causing the malaise, relatives consulted an imam in Lahore.

Economic development caused a malaise among different social groups; for example, labourers suffered from difficult working conditions, and the precapitalist elites, rural masses, and urban craftsmen all were losing their traditional sources of income.

(The latter is high up on the list of potential bioweapons because it causes incapacitating malaise and fever and would be easy to disseminate).

They will lash out at you and project their feelings onto you, all the while thinking that you're the one causing their malaise.

Over at Postmedia, Ben Kuzma seems to think so, writing this week that the shootout can cause third period "malaise".

Mr. Ericson has so dominated Swedish choral life for so long that the waning of his career seems to cause an unspoken malaise.