Sentence examples for for every ill from inspiring English sources

Too often, he shows, they have become a convenient target, blamed for every ill in society.

"But we didn't blame Barack Obama for every ill of the White House's history.

"I don't know how we're going to undo this need for a pill for every ill from America's thinking.

Or kowtow to public opinion, blame globalisation for every ill and seek refuge in old-time protectionism.The second option was chosen.

For instance, Dr. John Principe of Palos Heights, a Chicago suburb, said that he seriously thought about quitting medicine, fed up with "a pill for every ill".

The Health Committee's report refers to the "Medicalisation of our society – a pill for every ill" they should add – "and for every person".

For every ill-conceived acting choice, the Eels have matched it with an even worse recruitment decision.

Rudy Klapper of Sputnikmusic wondered how "Big Fat Bass" isn't a Black Eyed Peas song, and further commented that "for every ill-advised will.i.am guest spot... there's an out-of-left field flute... solo that actually works".

Other friends complain that Dr. Lawrence has been unfairly blamed for practically every ill at the university.

They blame successive British governments for almost every ill that has befallen Scotland, from the decline of manufacturing industry to ill-health to the high price of sending parcels in the Highlands.

Thousands of Twitter messages suggested, tongue in cheek, that the Liberal Democrat leader was responsible for almost every ill, including the eruption of the Icelandic volcano that grounded European air travel.