Sentence examples for everyday maladies from inspiring English sources
Lepore is a polymathic healer, a general practitioner who treats everyday maladies, but he's also an expert on tick-borne diseases, an occasional veterinarian, an alienist to the distraught and a dauntless surgeon.
In his book "Prozac Backlash," the Harvard psychiatrist Dr. Joseph Glenmullen says S.S.R.I.'s have also been touted as treatments for everyday maladies like insecurity, shyness, perfectionism and low self-esteem.
The waiting rooms at the clinics reflected the everyday maladies of peoples' lives: a glassy-eyed child resting listlessly on his mother's lap, a fit-looking young woman waiting with a bag of ice on her wrist, a pensive middle-aged man in work boots staring straight ahead.
Money Magazine cites as many as 50 examples of everyday maladies, including acne, heartburn, and high cholesterol ― not to mention C-sections and Lyme Disease ― that under Trumpcare could result in denied coverage or coverage with premium increases as much as 500percentt.
For many, routine maladies turned fatal.
The characters are human who suffer from the everyday diagnosed and undiagnosed maladies that connect with a movie viewer more than a privileged political pundit who makes his or her living off a Fox News appearance would.
Only recently have scientists linked everyday air pollution to a variety of maladies, from neuroinflammation and Alzheimer's, to skin damage and aging.
I don't experience imaginary maladies — my maladies are real.
Bureaucratic maladies are of different kinds.
Some maladies have no curb appeal.
