Sentence examples for the malady of from inspiring English sources
"It's the malady of our industry.
The final symptom of the malady of the world is the Tower of Babel.
This has allowed me to cure, to some degree, the malady of distance.
Schulz zeroed in on the malady of the modern man (and woman).
It goes by many names, but around here they call it "the malady of the sugar cane".
Daniel B. Verdin, a senior Republican state senator from South Carolina, called illegal immigration "a malady of epic proportions," which he said compared with "the malady of slavery".
The maladies of the brain are even more complex.
On another night, two men were discussing the maladies of their older relatives.
After all, we can learn a lot from the maladies of a malamute or disorders of a dachshund, Zou said.
For those who think like this there is a simple remedy for the maladies of higher education.
A previous defense pleading only described the maladies of Mr. Rajaratnam — who had emergency foot surgery during the trial — as "a unique constellation of ailments ravaging his body".
