Sentence examples for maladies from which from inspiring English sources

To begin with there are thousands more maladies from which you could suffer than there are items on a fast food menu.

He, too, promised change and he delivered it -- and ushered in an era of sharply increased inequality and other social, political, and economic maladies from which America is still suffering.

The malady from which all humans suffer is history.

Instead, referring to their coffins as "sick-boxes," they insist that they are merely suffering "with some previously unknown malady," from which they will eventually recover.

John Paul was beatified in May 2011, after a Vatican committee credited him with interceding to cure a French nun, Marie Simon-Pierre Normand, of Parkinson's disease, the same malady from which the pontiff suffered.

Knowing how many people in which areas suffer from which maladies is crucial for designing effective public health policies.

Her evil, in other words, is no quarantined malady but a contamination from which an entire national life suffers in hidden and less extreme fashion.

Matches were made using white phosphorus, the fumes from which inflicted terrible maladies including abscesses and disfigurement.

Otitis media (OM) is the most common malady for which children receive medical and surgical attention in the United States and Europe [1].

"I hope that with my work I've delivered some from a mysterious malady over which they felt they had no control, which felt like an instinctual urge that they could not deny or understand, at the same time fighting against it mightily," Dr. Socarides said in a 1995 interview in The New York Times.

These workaholic tendencies, McPherson suggests, may have contributed to Davis' physical maladies, which included blindness in one eye.