Sentence examples for maladies are from inspiring English sources

Bureaucratic maladies are of different kinds.

In this case, though, the maladies are invented.

I don't experience imaginary maladies — my maladies are real.

Such maladies are tied firmly to race and poverty.

Newark's maladies are made more vivid by the insistent presence of the city's former self.

Rich-country maladies are things like heart disease, cancer and diabetes: "chronic" conditions often resulting from diet or physical inactivity.

"The Emperor of All Maladies" is an extraordinary achievement.

The very first of my uncommon maladies was called vasovagal syncope (i.e., fainting).

Our list of maladies is long, outrageous and, if you are a Brazilian citizen, very boring.

Packaging products for so-called women's maladies is not new.

"The Emperor of All Maladies" is at its most honest in describing the push-pull dynamics of scientific progress.