Sentence examples for the ills to from inspiring English sources

Gorillas in captivity suffer many of the ills to which man is subject, so we know how to treat them, but they must be kept isolated from us.

The West had to conceive political constitutions, put down strikes, organize labor unions, impose taxes, and suffer all the ills to which the modern industrial state owes both its existence and its discontent.

Such is the laundry list of the ills to have befallen Alastair Cook's side in the past two years, even the poltergeist community has decided to sink the boots.

The Committee of Five of the Continental Congress, charged with producing the Declaration of Independence in 1776, included slavery as one of the ills to be removed from the new body politic.

It's important to remember that the Committee of Five of the Continental Congress -- Thomas Jefferson of Virginia, Benjamin Franklin of Pennsylvania, John Adams of Massachusetts, Robert Livingston of New York, Roger Sherman of Connecticut -- charged with producing the Declaration of Independence in 1776, included slavery as one of the ills to be removed from the new body politic.

The primary strategy of the drug company "educational" pitch has been to "sell the ill" to "move the pill".

In addition, faith leaders can help dispel fear and shame that often leads the ill to hide their symptoms.

Let's take those two assertions apart, starting with the notion that Congress hid the transfer of costs from the ill to the well.

What is the collective karma of a society that fails to provide adequately for all its citizens, or allows the ill to die for lack of health insurance?

People often believed that mental symptoms were caused by demonic possession and took the ill to priests for painful, sometimes fatal, exorcism.

Carbon from automobile traffic down a more crowded Interstate 85 corridor would add to the ills contributing to climate change.