Sentence examples for maladies in a from inspiring English sources

An early-20th-century form of quackery was the treatment of maladies in a radiotorium.

Louis-Dreyfus' cast mates on "Veep" talked about their own fictitious maladies in a documentary-style short that at first appeared to be their reaction to the star's medical condition.

Given that Franco's genius for collaboration is both the source and necessity of his ouroboric art form, Gay Town, timed to the premiere of Maladies in Berlin, portends an awakening.

Asked if voters there had had similar maladies in past elections, Andres Burgos, a poll worker since 1999, replied, "No, because they didn't have to wait this long".

The nonstop electioneering has ushered in a new Michigan malady: ad fatigue.

Citrus exocortis viroid (Pospiviroid), Hop stunt viroid (Hostuviroid), and Citrus bark cracking viroid (Cocadviroid) cause a variety of maladies in agriculturally significant crops.

In humans and other mammals, they have been associated with a variety of maladies in the respiratory tract and the genito-urinary tract.

Parasites like Plasmodium and Trypanosoma cause devastating maladies in millions of people and are a leading cause of death in many developing countries.

The chemical, which has been linked to cancer in humans and various maladies in wildlife, mostly sank to the bottom in a trail of hot spots extending south from the old factories.

Including an "infinitesimal" trace of life's maladies in one's rebellious art, and putting upon it a label ("kitsch") that winks away even that infinitesimal trace, offers us only a new iteration of fully-institutionalized late postmodernism.

Earlier, podiatry consisted mainly of efforts to ease pain with palliatives rather than curing the underlying malady, or in a few cases surgery requiring hospitalization.