Sentence examples for fatal malaise from inspiring English sources
"That's why he shouldn't have been there, because he had no status to tell the senators, 'You don't know what you're talking about.' " In his memoir, Robert Baer describes the "fatal malaise" that came over the Paris station of the C.I.A. in the early nineties: "Case officers weren't recruiting new agents.
Once the count infects Lucy (the movie's titles make such a fetish of the transfusion of fluids from men into women that the contamination is portrayed as racial, sexual and medical all at once), she succumbs to a lingering malaise that suggests a fatal case of tuberculosis.
The patient who died was the only person of 5 with dengue fever who had signs and symptoms of fatal dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) (such as intense malaise, dry cough with dyspnea, and abdominal pain) (9 ).
Many more people suffer from opioid-related adverse events (e.g. constipation, malaise, fatigue, lethargy, respiratory failure, non-fatal opioid poisoning) and opioid-related accidents than die from prescription opioid-related intoxication (Seal et al. 2012; Hartung et al. 2007).
The apparent malaise at the club was on the verge of becoming fatal for Guillermo Amor, but momentum can be everything in football.
Sex, profanity, suburban malaise.
America is feeling malaise.
Remember Jimmy Carter and "malaise"?
