Sentence examples for ailment of a from inspiring English sources

Gray's point is that this distinction is false: "This confusion of science with magic is not an ailment of a kind that has a remedy.

For example, IBM's Watson, a powerful cognitive computer that beat humans to become the Jeopardy world champion, was able to accurately determine the ailment of a Japanese woman in 10 minutes after years of misdiagnoses from human doctors.

There is no need to attend work or school; your state of health will make it hard to pay attention, and working with the ailment of a fever may only add stress to yourself and your body.

THE health secretary, Frank Dobson, was furious this week when doctors, his Conservative opponents and a firm of accountants all cast doubt on his claim to have cured the National Health Service's chronic ailment of an ever-lengthening queue for hospital treatment.

It is a common ailment of all artists but every once in awhile you need a transfusion of life away from the keyboard.

In a more predictable novel, the next tale might have been about the ailments of a venerable king.

The power of song to move the ailments of a king was surprisingly relevant at the time of Saul's premiere.

This casts learning in a positive light, unlike the typical workshop's E.R. approach of trying to diagnose and cure the ailments of a story.

Policymakers want to help prevent the ailments of a single institution from infecting the system as a whole by limiting the exposures that firms have to any one counterparty.

He points to the catalogue of disasters befalling the Child Support Agency, also struck down by the ailments of a new and flawed computer system, which has seamlessly paved the way for murmurs of privatising the service.

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