Sentence examples for malady from from inspiring English sources
The malady from which all humans suffer is history.
If those disease genes, and genes that cause conditions like cystic fibrosis, could be modified successfully in a fertilized egg, the alteration could not only protect a single individual but eventually eliminate the malady from that person's hereditary lineage.
Still, having survived perhaps the most inhospitable, dangerous and life-killing perch on the planet, Hall died in middle age of a human-caused malady from urban life — mesothelioma, attributed to childhood exposure to asbestos.
As a writer who writes about writers, I struggle with this surfeit of ideas and impressions myself, but I also can see this so-called malady from a different point of view, through the prism of history.
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.
Others are of people with maladies from asthma to cancer.
The family maintains that the boys suffer from a variety of maladies from birth, including eating disorders.
They come seeking quick fortunes or protection against mundane maladies, from hunger to arthritis to armed robbers.
State law, passed by voter referendum in 2000, allows marijuana treatment for a list of maladies, from cancer to chronic pain, if a doctor verifies the need.
Traditional Asian medicine holds that bear bile can help treat a variety of maladies, from eye disease to hepatitis to cancer.
She was one of the most highly sought radiologists in her hospital, a doctor with the uncanny ability to divine the source of maladies from the shadows of black and white X-ray films.
