Sentence examples for whatever ailment from inspiring English sources

It was suggested in this column years ago: Napping to find a cure for whatever ailment happens to be your cause.

The meeting with Mr. Xi in the Great Hall of the People was taken as evidence that Mr. Xi had recovered from whatever ailment, physical or political, had kept him from making public appearances for two weeks.

It suggests that Mr. Xi, currently serving as China's vice president, has made a recovery from whatever ailment — physical or political — had kept him from making public appearances for two weeks.

The Dow Jones industrial average rallied 200 points during Powell's news conference, but by the end of the day many began to wonder whether this was a signal that the U.S. economy is starting to catch whatever ailment much of the rest of the world has.

The real payout will come as the company gets closer to developing a treatment for whatever ailment is targeted.

But whatever ailment caused that loss of voice over the last few weeks continue to ails him, as Page left the call to lieutenants Patrick Pichette, Nikesh Arora, and Susan Wojcicki.

Above all, there is this: the Iraq War represents the ultimate manifestation of the American expectation that the exercise of power abroad offers a corrective to whatever ailments afflict us at home.

The promise of that system is undeniably alluring: whatever your ailment, a pill or a procedure will fix it.

An officer explained to me that treatment was available not only to those wounded during the attack but to anyone, whatever his ailment.

Whatever his precise ailment, Farr was sent back to the front line.

Putin is much younger than the party bosses of his youth, and his ailment, whatever it is, may well be of the non-life-threatening variety.