Sentence examples for some sort of ailment from inspiring English sources

Photograph: Dennis Grombkowski/FIFA via Getty Images Updated at 10.58pm BST 9.24pm BST 66 min: A limping Sakho, suffering from some sort of ailment of the leg, is replaced by Koscielny.

Between 1992 and 2005, Dhaval Dave, an associate professor of economics at Bentley University in Waltham, Massachusetts, looked at 12,000 Americans and found that, on average, people experience some sort of ailment within six years of retiring.

Medical examiners must go through a "process of exclusion, just like when you go to a doctor with some sort of ailment," said Dr. Bruce Goldberger, chief of forensic medicine at the University of Florida.

The closer had been horribly sick early in the game with some sort of stomach ailment.

Matheu said that one in seven adults in the U.S. have some sort of kidney ailment, and she estimates that 90 million people will need a kidney at some point in their lives.

Woods is clearly suffering some sort of left elbow ailment that puts his chances in jeopardy.

For example, a recent British study of 1000 adults confirmed that 9 of 10 adults had experienced some sort of symptom or ailment within the last two weeks.

A different sort of ailment plagued Ross during the 2008 season.

I wonder if this sort of ailment is plaguing the kids at Slamdance, Slamdunk and No Dance.

Lewis returned to action just a few months after he was injured, in time for the playoffs and much sooner than expected for that sort of ailment.

Some sort of scam?