Sentence examples for malaise one from inspiring English sources

Japan's continuing malaise, one official said, "is bringing the rest of Asia down".

Two admissions were for general malaise, one for a deep vein thrombosis, one for gastro-intestinal bleed in the presence of a normal blood count and clotting, and five admissions in two patients for undocumented reasons.

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.

"Must conquer this afternoon malaise," one late-September entry starts, followed by six stories.

Though France, and much of Europe, remains mired in economic malaise, one such development, the Clichy Batignolles project in northwest Paris, is gaining momentum this year after more than a decade of planning.

It's about how President Carter came to say something colorful during a speech on energy policy — one of his many pre- malaise" ones.

Jimmy Carter's "malaise" speech — one in which the word malaise does not, curiously enough, appear — was delivered 30 years ago, on July 15 , 1979

It's been a quarter-century since Japan's asset bubble burst – and a quarter-century of malaise as one "lost decade" has followed another.

This 72-year-old man, who had experienced general malaise for one month, presented to our hospital with abdominal pain, distention and vomiting.

The recent and unprecedented ascendancy of economics in the hierarchy of prestige and resources speaks to the academy's malaise: complicity, on the one hand, and unsoundness on the other.

They're last in the league in runs scored, mucked up in the kind offensive malaise where one-run deficits seem as daunting as climbing Mount Everest without oxygen and a sherpa.