Sentence examples for the same ills from inspiring English sources

But it will almost certainly lose its independence.A similar fate may await Barclays, Britain's third-biggest bank, which suffers from many of the same ills as NatWest.

You watch Raymond send his little girl out there to play with these boys and you think, "Can't he see?" These characters perpetrate the same ills.

In any case, as the artistic director of the Almeida, Rupert Goold, says, many "political plays" in fact suffer from the same ills as the politics they describe.

The problem with this approach is that without being able to verify these sources, Ms Dawisha makes herself vulnerable to the same ills that have beset the Russian media: supposition, conspiracy and statements based on assumptions and circumstantial evidence rather than documentation.

But the subculture continues to suffer the same ills that befell the punk movement.

The chain is also suffering from some of the same ills plaguing other big-box stores.

The last time I checked, atheists are human beings plagued with all the same ills of humanity; cancer is no respecter of persons.

The same ills my great-grandmother faced, I feel today, and I have to make intentional decisions in order to break them.

But, these new atheists, who valorize western tolerance and culture in contrast with Muslim societies, see the same ills as abnormalities in the west and the norm in the Muslim world.

Twelve players had already been suspended; A-Rod makes thirteen, the same ill-omened number he wears for the New York Yankees.

Expectations for its swift follow-up, comprised of tracks recorded at the same ill-tempered sessions, have been understandably mixed.