Sentence examples for most common maladies from inspiring English sources
And her filmmaking can suffer from one of the most common maladies of really famous celebrities in the world making movies: a lack of outside oxygen, or opinions.
She would not say how many iPhones the shop had repaired, but she did say that cracked screens were the most common malady.
According to Mother Jones, Sydenham once declared that female hysteria -- which he attributed to "irregular motions of the animal spirits," was the second most common malady of the time, just behind fevers.
Otitis media (OM) is the most common malady for which children receive medical and surgical attention in the United States and Europe [1].
Autoimmune diseases are some of the most common yet least understood maladies in medicine today.
The most common human form of this malady, called sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease or C.J.D., seems to arise spontaneously in the brains of about one per one million people.
When functioning correctly, the immune system continually protects us from the most common to the most deadly and mysterious maladies: common influenza to HIV and cancer.
Surveys by Relate, a relationship-support charity, have found that various psychic maladies, such as loneliness and concern about work-life balance, are most common between 35 and 44.
The following are common maladies and experts' recommendations for treating them.
Most common was Atrazine.
(Most common problem: the hips).
