Sentence examples for ills faced from inspiring English sources
What would this source say in response to the ills faced by other companies in connection to Limbaugh's show?
Race and the social ills faced by blacks — in particular black men — was more central to the debate than at any previous gathering among front-runner Hillary Clinton and her rivals for the party's nomination, Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley.
Strong and sustained job and wage growth would cure many of the ills facing younger workers, experts said.
The list of ills facing California horse racing reads like the chart of a patient in intensive care.
Educational technologies certainly offer incredible potential for a child-suitable mixture of learning, engagement and play, but they are not solutions to the ills facing schools in and of themselves.
Now Pfizer will have to find other ways to fill the hole.Mr Kindler was appointed to lead Pfizer in the hope that he would not only tackle some of the industry-wide ills facing the firm but that he would prove more personable than his predecessor, Henry McKinnell.
Management hopes to discover any problems before regulators do and come clean, in order to appear proactive in its efforts to correct the many ills facing the company.
Note: The American religious groups often combined under the heading "Anabaptist" (including Mennonites, Brethren in Christ, Amish, Hutterites, Church of the Brethren, Open Brethren, and sometimes the Religious Society of Friends [Quakers]) are primarily concerned with how Christians should address the many social ills facing humanity and bring about peace in the world.
If we had more people thinking things through the way Congressman Holt explains, we might be closer to solving many of the ills facing us.
Zohoori says pressures to conform to expectations of what it means to be masculine is a major problem, often ignored when discussing many of the ills facing college campuses today.
With bluntness rare for a pope, Francis wasted no time on his first full day in Mexico on Saturday, taking to task both the political elite here and the often-ineffective church leadership for failing to confront the grievous ills facing this troubled country.
