Sentence examples for as ailment from inspiring English sources

Love as ailment is an ancient trope which the poem revitalises with its references to filled eyes, sinusitis, vertigo, and the idea that it's something we "never quite get over".

However, it is difficult to draw generalizable conclusions for a specific indicator given that disability and self-reported indicators as well as ailment (including severity of ailment) indicators used were very study-specific.

It's also a little strange as far as ailments go.

She added that the findings might also lead to treatments to prevent sudden death in young athletes, as well as ailments like diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity.

One core challenge is monitoring and quantifying the connection between changing weather patterns and adverse health effects, as ailments are diffuse and arise only at the end of a very complex causal chain.

Though we might conceive of rapidly shifting slang and improper usage as ailments of our modern society ― and, you know, kids these days ― Jones' work is a potent reminder that the words we use have never been static.

Historically personality disorders have been viewed by some health professionals and the general public as ailments of character – of personality – as opposed to 'true' mental illnesses, and as such, untreatable [ 14].

Good medical care is another, which is just as well: ailments dominate their conversation.

Even though inflation… REFLECTIONS about inflationary capitalism, a term that reflects the writer's view that inflation should not be seen as an ailment but as a way our… REFLECTIONS about the current state of capitalism.

REFLECTIONS about inflationary capitalism, a term that reflects the writer's view that inflation should not be seen as an ailment but as a way our complex economic system works today.

This simple broth, made by simmering crushed garlic cloves in water with sage or other herbs, is recommended as a cure for ailments as varied as hangovers, stomach ailments and colds.