Sentence examples for human ailment from inspiring English sources

But the human ailment linked to infected beef, now called "new variant" or "sporadic" Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, is different in that it can affect young people and usually progresses relatively slowly.

The commercial effects will be obvious, as so much biotechnology, including the rush to patent genes, has assumed the old view that "fixing" an aberrant gene would cure a specific human ailment.

Dietary supplements can purportedly treat almost any human ailment, but some have hidden dangers.

But rather than respecting it as the inevitable human ailment, he seeks to be cured of it by making it an attribute of a God who he then embraces.

But it is the intelligence to read the manual that displays the avalanche of new science that describes how most human ailment is preventable by simple lifestyle readjustment.

In that work, Heschel quotes the late Reinhold Niebuhr, who said, "Race prejudice, a universal human ailment, is the most recalcitrant aspect of the evil of man.

Such technological advancements will not cure all human ailments, nor completely eliminate treatment risks.

According to Böhme, God imprinted prescriptions for human ailments in medicinal plants – brain-shaped walnuts for headaches, celandines for jaundice.

Scientists have developed more than 500 mouse models of human ailments, including those affecting the heart and central nervous system, as well as diabetes, cancer and cystic fibrosis.

"They breed infantilizing dependency, distrust, conflict, toadying, territoriality, distorted communication and most of the other human ailments that plague every large organization," he wrote in 2005.

But gadgets may soon replace noses, with chemical breath tests under development for a host of human ailments, including asthma, cancer, diabetes and tuberculosis.