Sentence examples for broader malaise from inspiring English sources

Polls reveal they were articulating a broader malaise.

But our bulimic passion for fashion is symptomatic of a broader malaise.

The figures hint at broader malaise beyond southern Europe, which is all the more alarming.

Major problems with constructing the stadiums for the World Cup epitomise a broader malaise surrounding Brazil's approach to investment in infrastructure.

The uncritical internship fever on college campuses — not to mention the exploitation of graduate student instructors, adjunct faculty members and support staff — is symptomatic of a broader malaise.

"I think it's a real indication of the broader malaise in the notebook market that Apple was able to get away with selling a four-year-old product as successfully as it has.

By itself, this seems unlikely to provoke panic; its travails are down to a specific investment, rather than hinting at a more broad malaise, along the lines of subprime loans.

He attributes the decline to the cuts at Marvin and the broader economic malaise.

Mr. Trump, the Republican nominee, has repeatedly cited the stagnation of household income as evidence of a broader economic malaise.

Spanish banks are struggling with significant losses on their housing portfolios, and they have been hurt by the country's broader economic malaise.

The Constitutional Court decision came after nearly two weeks of protests that have hit the country's vital tourism industry at a time of broader economic malaise because of the global downturn.