Sentence examples for ills associated with from inspiring English sources

FAIR's broadcast and print ads highlight the ills associated with suburban sprawl, then point to immigration as the underlying culprit.

Advocates argue that small schools can best resolve many of the ills associated with urban education, but the reorganization produced a logistical problem.

But in this country, it has come to be perceived as sinister, the ringleader of a gang of dietary ills associated with rural poverty: overdependence on fried foods, oversalting, too few fruits and vegetables.

But many of the ills associated with cities -- economic inequality, social fragmentation, disregard for the economically unproductive, the gap between public and private amenity -- are by-products of our way of life.

They cited a series of ills associated with the company: a history of "forced gentrification" in its home city of Seattle, its union-busting tactics, and its relationship with US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (Ice).

Temperance advocates blamed these bars for some of the ills associated with drunkenness, and believed that keeping the producers away from the business of selling directly would help society.

Hyperglycemia is common in critically ill patients and is associated with increased mortality.

When salt is stored and applied properly, any possible ill effects associated with its use are minimized.

Later the same month, Hunt appointed a windfarm commissioner to investigate claims of ill-health associated with turbine noise.

In February, the Food and Drug Administration, which has a continuing safety review of these products, notified the public about reports of ill effects associated with the drugs.

The main purpose of this work is to seek a new way of eradicating the ill effects associated with cutting fluids by shifting towards sustainable machining techniques.