Sentence examples for general ills from inspiring English sources

Schools are even supposed to be able to fix more general ills.

Acute infection with hepatitis B virus is associated with acute viral hepatitis – an illness that begins with general ill-health, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, body aches, mild fever, and dark urine, and then progresses to development of jaundice.

We partially adjusted for potential bias of historic comparisons by adjusting for rates of non-respiratory illness as a surrogate measure of general ill health.

Rather than angsting about general ill-being, shouldn't we be firing up the raging energies of "mathletic" entrepreneurs – coding, designing and splicing new markets into being?

Medvedev's decision came to symbolize Russian government work in general: ill-considered, dismissive of people's needs and, ultimately, both pointless and dangerous.

Walker dutifully recorded the effects of leaking miasma on the constitution of gravediggers, ranging from general ill health ("pain in the head, heaviness, extreme debility, lachrymation, violent palpitation of the heart, universal trembling, with vomiting") to sudden death.

The Garda Síochána are investigating the circumstances surrounding the sudden death of the former Irish republican icon in her apartment in Malahide, although she had been in general ill health.

The St . LouisCardinals and the Milwaukee Brewers, rivals in the Central Division, met 18 times during the regular season and produced a stretch of incidents born from gamesmanship and general ill will.

"But what was striking to me was that there was a triple injustice enacted upon them: first, the flooding circulated rubbish and human waste around the slum, leading to outbreaks of malaria, dengue, leptospirosis, and general ill health since people had less access to food, water, medicine, and healthcare, and emergency services neglected these areas, focusing on middle-class neighbourhoods.

In recent years human rights watchdogs have become increasingly concerned about the serious abuses experienced by migrant workers, ranging from work-related incidents such as unfair dismissal, unsafe working conditions and reduction of wages without notice, to general ill-treatment in the form of sexual, psychological and physical abuse.

Add this to the frequent epidemics and the general ill health of early settled communities and it is not hard to see why the latest consensus is that the Neolithic Revolution was a disaster for most of the people who lived through it.