Sentence examples for ills in a from inspiring English sources

"The sovereign remedy for ills in a democracy is exploration and exposition of a problem," he writes.

I gazed at the river a few hundred yards away, because the simple, coursing water often quiets all sorts of ills in a way that defies explanation.

Jeffrey listed the litany of BlackBerry's ills in a note to clients last week, and particularly noted BlackBerry's difficulties in finding a suitor.

Mr. Westad, who was living in China before, during and immediately after the Tiananmen Square killings, noted that among the young, this sense of personal responsibility in addressing social ills in a public way was last apparent in the 1980s, before nearly disappearing in the subsequent repression and amid the "get rich quick" mentality that later emerged.

To have any playoff success, Schulz believes her team must remedy its offensive ills in a hurry.

Nobody expects pageant contestants to solve society's ills in a sound bite, but Mejia's improvising during the competition didn't go well at all.

When the nation's newspapers reported that Wallace Reid was a drug addict and severely ill in a sanitarium, Davenport Reid became the chief interpreter of her husband's illness.

"I was just ill, in a way.

And who would care for the ill in a hospital?

Mandela, who at 94 now lies gravely ill in a Pretoria hospital, wasn't just waiting.

Her close friend Laura, 15, remains critically ill in a Manchester hospital with severe burns.