Sentence examples for underlying malady from inspiring English sources
I had watched Mr. Moynihan shrewdly diagnose the underlying malady, Soviet manipulation, and confront it with his bracingly effective defense of Western liberalism.
Earlier, podiatry consisted mainly of efforts to ease pain with palliatives rather than curing the underlying malady, or in a few cases surgery requiring hospitalization.
And what we're really treating, once again, are the symptoms, as opposed to the underlying malady.
Unsustainable debt was diagnosed as the underlying malady of our economic crisis.
The ongoing financial crisis is merely a symptom of the monetary union's underlying malady: its southern members' loss of competitiveness.
Most academic and media narratives, he writes, focus on symptoms — swelling personal debt, the housing bubble, misdeeds of financiers — but the underlying malady is a system of banking geared to convert ostensibly riskless deposits into long-term risky investments, all the while assuring depositors that they can redeem their money at any time.
Yet Ray lavishes as much passion on the elaborate backstory and on a strange medical subplot, suggesting that the evil doings on which the plot runs are, essentially, not failings but maladies awaiting treatment of their underlying causes.
Chapters vary in length and detail, but each presents basic facts about the malady and microbe, as well as the logic, logistics, and luck underlying the investigation.
The mysterious malady, which was initially rare, came to be known as AIDS, and soon its underlying cause was identified as H.I.V.
Underlying unemployment rose.
