Nor have they, as yet, contributed to human well-being or to human ill-being in other contexts than that of war.
Its Anglican sensibility is too innocent of satire and polemic, too wary of confrontation to address the human ills it identifies.
Did it free them from human ills?" -- and sets out to help us "understand why the two men could have been both so erudite and so unhappy".
Here she gained intimate knowledge of some of the human ills & social changes resulting from the Occupation during World War II.
In this universe all human ills are banished, a reassuring thought until it becomes clear that this is possible only through constant and self-inflicted surveillance.
She did say the regimen was based on the teachings of Dr. Franz Mayr, an Austrian nutritionist who lived to be 90 and believed that the cure to all human ills — mental, physical and spiritual — could be found in the stomach.
Not only are they gateways to understanding consciousness itself, they also – alone or as aids to psychotherapy – open up valuable new avenues of treatment for many human ills, including depression, cluster headaches, anxiety, addiction and post-traumatic stress disorder.
His columns were peopled with the prominent, like Hugh Carey, the former governor, but also with shady characters with names like Sam Silverware, Larry Lightfingers and Jerry the Booster, and with normal New Yorkers struggling with crime, poverty and other urban and human ills.
Reading literature alone is not a cure for human ills, and people who are neurotically grasping or selfish in their private lives will hardly cease to be so as a result of reading works of literature.
But the biochip a tool that may speed drug discovery, detect human ills in seconds and quickly read a gene sequence has been slow to hit the market.
