Sentence examples for malaise among from inspiring English sources

I wrote recently about the malaise among foreign entrepreneurs in China.

Adding to the head winds is a malaise among core Democrats.

Malaise among the players troubles Charlie Ruhnke, a 67-year-old loyalist with a ruddy nose and big glasses.

The state banks' bad loans are a symptom of a deeper malaise among China's state-owned enterprises (SOEs).

Curiously, Fryer was also the focus of a magazine story that tied his retirement to a general malaise among the officiating ranks.

The shares are now relatively cheap, he said, because of "general malaise" among investors about earnings growth rates of big drug companies in general.

And that's where the overwhelming crime and economic malaise begins, among the 13% of the US population that is black.

"There is a kind of malaise, a sense among businessmen that the national future is not promising, and that feeling seems to exist for those on the right as well as the left".

The proposal, announced on Monday and nestled within a $800 billion package of labor and infrastructure investments, generated some genuine excitement among those seeking a way out of the current jobs malaise, as well as among community college administrators struggling to keep up with demand from students.

As a result, a deep malaise has set in among young people.

But they're starring in the movie version of "Revolutionary Road," a novel of suburban malaise that Charles McGrath calls "among the bleakest books ever written".