Sentence examples for cause of malaise from inspiring English sources

Agreed, but the ex-congressman is more symptom than cause of malaise.

And as usual in such a situation, she instinctively chooses caution.Friction between her CDU and the FDP is another cause of malaise.

In his television-inspired nostalgia for intellectually curious physicians, the writer of "Magical Medicine on TV" (July 19) conflates the causes of malaise with efforts to cure it.

But opinion is divided on the cause of the malaise, and the remedy for it.

ReprintsHackney's political history is so murky that identifying the root cause of the malaise is difficult.

The "Mama Roza", or manager, of one group of prostitutes is in no doubt that the cause of the malaise lies with the government.

A prime cause of its malaise is the former East Germany, which has been a bigger drag on the national economy, and for longer, than optimists had hoped a decade ago.

Political corruption is a primary cause of economic malaise.

If you are feeling burned out, it's imperative that you define the cause of your malaise.

Not only is Ryan's idea of the root cause of economic malaise myopic; as Bouie points out, it's also beside the point.

There may be a play to come that will dissect the avarice, incompetence and structural causes of the malaise.