Sentence examples for ills that from inspiring English sources
Sometimes when humans toy with nature "it ultimately creates the ills that come about," he said.
It's immoral to build a museum before the ills that continue in both are repaired.
Mingora may seem normal now, but the social ills that fueled militancy are unchanged.
SOME of the ills that have made Italy the new "sick man of Europe" may be beyond its control.
In the process, she forced German fiscal discipline on Europe as the prescription for the ills that afflict the region.
"To say we shouldn't use it to solve the social ills that confront us doesn't make sense to me".
Their zealotry will now be encouraged further, as will the racial-profiling, discrimination and other ills that accompany it.
"The impetus for this legislation was to correct the ills that caused the economic meltdown," Mr. Tonkin said.
SOUTH KOREA's government is desperate to bring an end to the ills that have afflicted the country's banks since 1996.
Tsipras speaks openly of experiencing the ills that have tormented Greek society: cronyism, corruption, the lack of meritocracy.
Corbyn has been good at analysing many of the ills of modern society – ills that are aggravated by Osborne's plans.
