Sentence examples similar to persistent recurring ailment from inspiring English sources

It's a recurring ailment of this coalition.

Ward became the third British player to fall in a matter of hours after Watson had succumbed to Pironkova, and a recurring ailment that saps her energy.

The Boston Symphony and the Met have to be worried about the implications of Mr. Levine's recurring ailments.

Among other recurring ailments, Watson has a history of hamstring injuries which have forced him to miss serious chunks of his career, including the 2006-7 Aserieserieseries

Peter Gelb, the company's general manager, has said that Mr. Luisi's appointment and Mr. Levine's recurring ailments are unrelated, although there has naturally been speculation about Mr. Luisi's potential role as successor.

After trying several medications to treat recurring ailments, her granddaughter's doctor asked whether the family lived near a toxic waste dump, Broudy said.

Mr. Perry underwent surgery early this month to correct what his aides describe as a recurring back ailment.

His health, however, was dogged by a recurring kidney ailment, sometimes serious enough to force him to cancel engagements.

His health, however, was dogged by a recurring kidney ailment so serious that he sometimes had to cancel engagements.

It was also during this time that he contracted the recurring respiratory ailment that would plague him for the rest of his life.

In addition, subsidence causes persistent and recurring damage to buildings and infrastructure, and is a major obstacle to urban and infrastructure planning and development in the region.