Sentence examples for deeper sickness from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Panama Papers point to a deeper sickness.

When someone develops a fever that's a sign that there's a deeper sickness in the body.

The rise of addiction is a symptom of a deeper sickness in the way we live -- constantly directing our gaze towards the next shiny object we should buy, rather than the human beings all around us.

We can all list reasons why the victory was more difficult than everything listed above would lead a person to expect, but those almost all come back to the painful truth that what we saw in the Republican Party and its candidates is only a symptom of a deeper sickness in American society and institutions.

Some see it as a sign of deep sickness.

For others, it is a symptom of a deep sickness in our body politic.

But these things happened in Korea and Korea was the outward and visible sign of the world's deep sickness.

In general practice, there is seldom time during a brief consultation for deep sickness history penetration, or for time-consuming identification of risk factors for long-term sickness absence.

The uptick in the unemployment rate, to 9.1 percent from 8.8 percent two months earlier and the drop in stock prices over the last month have attracted notice, yet in a sense they are symptoms of a deeper economic sickness.

He was talking about Vietnam, but the sickness that he named, that "far deeper malady," could be detected in everything America did, he suggested.

The French defeat, in his view, sprang from a deep national sickness, and he determined to devote his final years to examining its causes.