Sentence examples for most ills from inspiring English sources

Victory does not ensure continuity in the era of free agency, but a Super Bowl trophy cures most ills.

The SNP is offering Scotland a vision of its economic future in which oil solves most ills, and innovative policy spurs rapid growth.

While Mike Brown has long espoused that a quarterback can cure most ills, the Bengals have been particularly awkward in finding a golden arm.

Basic antibiotics are available, but most ills are treated with broad spectrum drugs rather than drugs tailored to the particular illness.

The symbol of most ills is seen to be London; viewed by many outside not as a source of pride, or a rallying point for the nation's prosperity and aspirations, but instead as the enemy.

Ruby, the silly but likable antiheroine of Hilary Freeman's perceptive and fast-paced Lifted (Piccadilly Press, £6.99), comes from a more recognisable contemporary teen world, where insecurity and boredom are the sources of most ills.

She is most ill at ease in her comfortable world.

"New speculators are the most ill-prepared for volatility".

And he added: "Criticism remains the most miscellaneous, the most ill-defined of occupations".

Why do we lock up our most ill people in our most bleak institutions?

Often it's the most ill-considered information that goes to the president.