Sentence examples for serious malady from inspiring English sources

Doctors are trying to avoid with Chrebet a more serious malady, postconcussion syndrome.

Light-related winter doldrums can also lead to a serious malady known as seasonal affective disorder, or winter depression.

From sublime poetry to serious malady, the brain is the focus of some of the most complex phenomena in nature.

Myles Brand, president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, said in a statement that the Colorado scandal was a "symptom of a more serious malady, the lack of integration of intercollegiate athletics into the mainstream of a university".

Harvey Araton is correct, and perceptive ("A Little Lesson The Yankees Should Heed," March 22) to diagnose the United States' defeat in the Classic as being symptomatic of a more serious malady -- and then to offer the cure: abandoning the superstore mind-set.

They treat minor injuries, mostly cracked branches, that could lead to more serious maladies.

But rural counties in Texas offer little aid, and rural residents with serious maladies end up traveling to urban emergency rooms.

Supporters of spraying are also fending off assertions that glyphosate has caused a variety of serious maladies in areas where spraying has taken place.

One of the most serious maladies involving mucus is cystic fibrosis, in which an abnormally sticky form is made in excessive quantities and clogs the chest.

By the end of the nineteen-sixties, vaccines had been developed to prevent smallpox, polio, measles, pertussis, and rubella, among other serious maladies.

If the experimental program succeeds, advocates say, it could all but wipe out the black-legged and lone star ticks that have besieged Shelter Islanders for years, spreading Lyme disease and other serious maladies.