Sentence examples for an ailment of from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it was in response to a complaint of an ailment of some kind.

Two generations have grown up taking 8% annual growth for granted and thinking recession was an ailment of the sclerotic West.

Speculative bubbles that drive up rents astronomically were long seen as an ailment of the U.S., Spanish or British real estate markets, not of Germany's.

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 years, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease was considered an ailment of old men, especially those who had worked in heavily polluted environments for decades.

Now 80, Zeffirelli suffers from labyrinthitis, an ailment of the inner ear contracted during treatment for septicemia, which was the result of a botched hip replacement.

In his last years Daudet suffered from an agonizing ailment of the spinal cord caused by his venereal disease.

An injury is defined as a musculoskeletal ailment of the lower extremity or back, causing a restriction of running for at least one week.

Pharmacia & Upjohn this month begins selling a new drug, Pletal, that alleviates leg pain, a common ailment of the elderly.

It's a recurring ailment of this coalition.

Afflicted by gout (a hereditary ailment of the Medici), Piero was so badly crippled that he was often able to use only his tongue.