Sentence examples for host of ills from inspiring English sources

Employee ownership would seem to solve a host of ills, appealing to Friedmanites and Marxists alike.

For adults excessive self-awareness has links to a host of ills from anxiety to vanity.

His physical condition was subject to a host of ills and weaknesses, many of them recurrent.

This, in turn, has led to a host of ills, including worker abuse, sexism, economic stagnation and more.

Those who are earning can buy better food and live in greater comfort; joblessness is associated with a host of ills, from heart disease to depression.

Research shows that such extreme inequality correlates to a host of ills, including lower levels of educational attainment, poorer health and less public investment.

So among a host of ill-considered plans for yet more expenditures, this one is a particular ringer, given that the United States already possesses massive nuclear overkill and that current nuclear delivery systems can last decades more with upgrades.

The fact that the finale was a relatively quiet, dignified affair that allowed Brody to finally have his longed-for exit doesn't really take away from the fact that a host of ill-judged decisions played out this season.

Clara represents a departure from many of Johnson's earlier heroines, women afflicted by ennui, ill luck, resentment, inertia and a host of other ills.

His son Larry recalled in an earlier interview, "When my father became ill, local doctors diagnosed a host of illnesses, but no one diagnosed Alzheimer's.

Environmental exposure to lead in early childhood is a prelude to a host of societal ills.