Sentence examples for malaise to from inspiring English sources

Some economists expect the malaise to last for years.

Newspapers are comparing the country's political drift and economic malaise to Japan's.

The risk is that the weakening job market will swell from a symptom of malaise to a cause.

But let's not allow economic malaise to cloud our judgment and magnify America's problems in ways that become self-fulfilling.

FOR some time, liberals have linked America's economic malaise to George Bush's handling of the war on terror.

He had been able to see beyond the epiphenomenal shopper's malaise to the enduring human capacity for self-indulgence.

The only media responsibility he has is as a gatekeeper of cinema; fending off the forces that attribute real-world malaises to cinema.

Over time, it can fester and lead to a malaise similar to pessimism in humans.

Their only idea for how to solve the economic malaise is to find the next economic bubble.

So what, then, should these councils do to prevent the local government-induced malaise beginning to affect east London?

Children with septicaemia present with fever, difficult breathing, tachycardia, malaise, inability to feed or lethargy, but those with asymptomatic bacteraemia tend to show no obvious sign of illness.