Sentence examples for collective ills from inspiring English sources

Isolated by her elderly husband's benign neglect and victimized by Spain's narrow-minded, morally conservative, and misogynist society, she undergoes a spiritual and psychological decline that parallels what Alas perceived to be his country's collective ills and degeneration.

It seems then almost folly to suggest, as does Thomas Berry in the quotation above, that our collective ills somehow stem from a flawed or incomplete "story".

Lives fraught with all reality hands us to stifle and squelch these two elements -- duty, deprivation, sacrifice, the collective ills of Mankind -- must allow for some justification for the desire to balance it out with a little sparkle, something to highlight our everyday.

Here is the opportunity for a state to lead the nation on what must be done to cure our collective political ills.

Serum BAs correlated with bilirubin in our heterogenous collective of critically ill patients.

Our data demonstrated that an early increase of circulating BAs in a heterogeneous collective of critically ill patients is associated with increased 28-day mortality.

Therefore, the present study was performed to find out the frequencies of diagnostic categories of sepsis (sepsis, severe sepsis, septic shock) and ICU mortality rates within the same collective of critically ill postoperative/posttraumatic patients applying the 2003 definitions with increasing cut-offs for the general and inflammatory variables.

Mr. Saleh and most Brotherhood members are often the very community members who found neighborhood collectives to treat nagging ills, indeed the only political group active on the streets.

Yet, if traditional media power may be declining, the news media, an ill-defined collective mass of media outlets, continue to function as the fourth branch of government.

The 28-day survival rate of our hemato-oncological population was higher than survival rates reported in other collectives of critically ill hemato-oncological patients [ 26, 28, 33- 35].

When a community was to be purified, either from collective guilt or from the accumulated ill luck and ill-doing of a period of time, different processes were used from culture to culture.