Sentence examples for deepest ills from inspiring English sources

But this approach has done little to alter the situation, because the root causes of Afghanistan's deepest ills lie elsewhere.

In Mr. Hirsh's opinion, President Obama did not seem ready to "address the deeper ills of the free-market system," but instead quickly turned his attention to health care during his first year.

Of course, it was too much to expect a recreation of the Bastille, much less a roller coaster twisting around its towers, to cure the republic's deeper ills.

The only customer of the biggest private power plant, an early symbol of liberalisation, is having trouble paying its bills, and the main shareholder, Enron of Texas, is threatening to pull out.Services are fine, but they cannot create the millions of low- and mid-skilled jobs India needsThese passing maladies point to deeper ills.

But this kind of rage is a bad pill, a fleeting tonic against deeper ills, like an Oxycontin dropped into a life devoid of hope.

This will cause deep ill feeling among the hosts.

This was a game that always had the capacity to be, to use West Brom manager Tony Pulis's word, "tasty" given the obvious deep ill-feeling between the two sets of supporters separated by less than four miles.

His left thigh was warm and tender with a deep ill-defined swelling measuring 20 cm by 8 cm.

But technological solutions do not usually solve deep social ills.

Moreover, they are the longest-serving directors, and bear some responsibility for H.P.'s deep-seated ills.

But the problems of Honduran prisons often seem to be no more than a reflection of deep social ills.