Sentence examples for a malaise for from inspiring English sources

"The market is down, and it is really going to be in a malaise for the next year or so.

The sad truth is that the real estate market will be in a malaise for years to come.

But are those difficulties a symptom of a wider malaise for period-instrument bands: is it getting harder to sell recordings now that historically informed performances are no longer a novelty but the norm?

In desperation, he made a disastrous speech blaming the American people and a national "malaise" for his own manifest failures of policy and leadership.

The Crows played with a similar malaise for three quarters and with all due respect to Brisbane, if they'd been playing a top team, the margin would have been far greater than a getable four goals at the final change.

But now there is a new malaise for the modern motorist: range anxiety.

But Beck's hat does speak to an odd malaise for the piece of clothing.

'There has been a malaise on this estate for the past 15 years,' she says.

Somehow, three years before, they'd both believed that marriage would be the cure for a malaise which they never named or spoke about, to the dark moods that descended upon her and the memories of childhood deprivations - most particularly her vanished father.

Midwinter can be a time of malaise for movie lovers.

There is still a long way to go politically and financially before any deal is finalised, but the German government will be hoping that it can spur the creation of national champion after a decade of malaise for the country's banking sector.