Sentence examples for malaise on from inspiring English sources

In view of this evidence, and taking into account the conclusions from other recent studies [ 50] suggesting the existence of a close relationship between the experience of anxiety and depression, on the one hand, and physical malaise, on the other, a tentative explanation for our findings could be postulated.

Mr Paulson seems to be blaming his malaise on a bet that Europe would falter.

'There has been a malaise on this estate for the past 15 years,' she says.

Business rates have become controversial in the retail industry and have been blamed for the malaise on Britain's high street.

The malaise on the high street is well documented, as is the demise of a number of retailers.

In a way, the malaise on both sides of the Channel represents the logical conclusion to longstanding and contrasting definitions of tolerance.

But in his 11th novel, "Generation A," he not only addresses our contemporary spiritual malaise — one brought on in part by information technology, vapid pop culture, environmental disregard and all the trade-offs humans have made in giving up connection for connectivity — he also offers us a form of salvation: the story.

It was a meditation on the malaise brought on by censorship.

The most debilitating effect, one investigator said, has been "a paralyzing fatalism," a malaise brought on by an alien presence that almost seems alive.

Writer, who was feeling the effects of a malaise brought on by winter, lives in Missoula, Montana.

City florists, There's also a sick bay--plants being treated for malaise brought on by severe temperatures, dry air, lack of sumlight.