Sentence examples for number of ills from inspiring English sources
Such thanks seemed out of place in this performance by the Endellion, which, nearly 35 years after its founding, is suffering from a number of ills.
There's a tendency to view an open, democratic society as a part of the antidote for any number of ills — that was the implicit message behind the American aids activists' "silence equals death" slogan.
From this has descended a confused identity and any number of ills: mall-like, low-functioning new wings and expansions; museum bookstores largely devoid of books; ever-larger departments of "education''; and boards of trustees too willing to approve impulse sales from the permanent collection or to siphon authority from seasoned curators.
Although urbanization has traditionally been associated with a higher quality of life for urban as opposed to rural dwellers, a number of ills such as concentrated urban poverty, environmental inequity, and reduced economic opportunity plague new cities in the developing world as well as old postindustrial city centres.
And the protein is a good candidate for treating a number of ills, from depression to narcolepsy.
While reactionary research lists a number of ills that befall children after divorce, research also shows that children can develop positively and grow to have more positive relationships once removed from the conflicts that lead to separation and divorce.
The date of first illness, hospitalizations, number of ill persons, bloody diarrhea, culture-confirmed illness, HUS, and deaths were also obtained.
"They have made a number of ill-advised investments," Mr. Doctrow said.
A close review of the state's application, and of the judges' comments, reveals a number of ill-fated moves.
The number of ill-prepared students in Florida remains troubling, as do the differences by race and ethnicity: 38percentt of black students currently read at grade level.
The early signs were worrying: Jason Roy was dropped by Nathan McCullum on seven and played a number of ill-judged strokes.
