Sentence examples for malaise having from inspiring English sources

But by last summer, the malaise having given way to a boom, industrial policy had all but disappeared from Democratic rhetoric.

The hot flashes, moments of being cold, teary eyes, insomnia, malaise, having no energy at all, diarrhea, and constant yawning are enough to drive even the sanest person to do whatever it takes to get that next high to feel better.

Brazil's malaise has some arguing for realistic expectations.

The "malaise" had proved to have a long shelf life.

There is talk that the malaise has spread to Italy.

But Obertan apart, a malaise had gripped home ranks.

Of course, the economic malaise has not yet hurt all businesses.

As Zimbabwe prepares for its first election after Robert Mugabe's ouster, a familiar malaise has returned.

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

Surveys of consumers and business activity make dismal reading and the malaise has spread to Germany.

THE European Union's economic and political malaise has many casualties.