Sentence examples for a malady of failed from inspiring English sources

"Fascism is a malady of failed democracies," Mr. Paxton has written in his own definition.

Daniel B. Verdin, a senior Republican state senator from South Carolina, called illegal immigration "a malady of epic proportions," which he said compared with "the malady of slavery".

Sinus squeeze is a common malady of persons flying in unpressurized aircraft and of divers.

This was a common malady of old New York.

But the discussion has demonstrated a typical malady of our era: short-termism.

Osteoarthritis is a common malady of the musculoskeletal system affecting the articular cartilage.

Brucellosis is an important malady of productive and wildlife animals and a worldwide zoonosis.

Eradicating a malady takes longer, of course, but it begins with the delegitimization that naming makes possible.

By Jerome Groopman Hearing voices can be a sign of a malady, but for many it's just part of thought.

These actions were manifestations of a malady that is not unusual in companies with top-down cultures.

We have long known that expectations of a malady can be as dangerous as a virus.