Sentence examples for its ills from inspiring English sources

For all its ills, Ireland has form when it comes to retrenchment: it cut debt sharply in the late 1980s.

However, for critics it's not enough to denounce its ills and errors: instead, they exaggerate and distort and present an ugly caricature far distant from reality.

Yet, even after its parent's collapse, Daewoo Motor thought it had a chance of curing its ills under a government-sponsored "work-out" scheme.But for months the game has been up.

Since Sunglass Hut, for all its ills, remained the largest sunglass retailer, it was in a position to push manufacturers around.

The 1967 68 budget ran into deficit, allocating funds to energise the economic engine whilst Dunstan lambasted the Federal Government for neglecting the South Australian economy, demanding it take a degree of responsibility for its ills.

Given the state of the world with its ills too numerous to list, why does it seem that our competitive, selfish side rules the day?

The record industry largely blames piracy for its ills.

"Every community has its ills," Mr. King said.

Britain has surely not rid itself of all its ills.

So what does Minnesota do to cure its ills?

The government there is still struggling to find a solution to its ills.