Sentence examples for debilitating ailment from inspiring English sources

Clarke has famouslymissed only one Test through injury despite that debilitating ailment.

Since her character wears no historical costumes and suffers from no debilitating ailment, it is likely that Ms. Curtis will be overlooked when Oscar season rolls around.

That federal scientists now confirmed it was huge mood-lifter for patients, many of whom are desperate to find a biological cause, and a cure, for their debilitating ailment.

In many of the villages there, a substantial number of the inhabitants suffer from a debilitating ailment characterized by a renal fibrosis that is followed by a urothelial malignancy in approximately 50% of the cases.

Lurie, who was also suffering from a mysterious, debilitating ailment (he has since said it was advanced Lyme disease), went into hiding.

For decades there have been no new drugs to treat gout, a painful, debilitating ailment that attacks joints.

Necropsy reports told of horses that had been running with debilitating ailments: stomach ulcers, degenerative joint diseases, pneumonia, metal screws from previous broken bones.

People 85 and older are the fastest-growing age group; by 2020, there will be 6.6 million people in that age bracket, when rates of debilitating ailments soar.

Tissue engineering could generate off-the-shelf organs for transplantation to treat a variety of debilitating ailments such as diabetes or Parkinson's disease.

The elder Buckley suffered from a variety of debilitating ailments.

Natural spring waters may have health benefits, similar to the hot springs of other countries near tectonic plates with volcanoes, in a search for cures for some skin conditions, as well as debilitating ailments like rheumatism and arthritis.