Sentence examples for widespread malaise from inspiring English sources

He is the cause and symptom of a widespread malaise.

This poor leadership contributed to "widespread malaise" in the police, health and local authority services responsible for Victoria's welfare.

But before we embark on the fashion media's ritual London-bashing, it is worth recognising a more widespread malaise.

Another pointer of widespread malaise was the surprising success of the Five Star Movement, a nascent protest group.

The first is the worry that widespread malaise is the flip side of the record-setting United States-led expansion of the 1990's.

If sales of the book are a good measure, the authors seem to have caught the wave of a widespread malaise here.

As evidence, she points to widespread sexual malaise among Western women, who complain of fading libido and an inability to reach orgasm, despite a surfeit of opportunities.

Those films by Fellini, Resnais or Antonioni which suggest that the listlessness and disillusion of a few privileged characters bespeak a more widespread, continental malaise, while simultaneously glamourising their listless, dissolute lifestyles.

A report by the outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas showed job cuts announced in October totaled 112,884, up 19percentt from September, citing evidence of widespread economic malaise as troubles that began in housing and banking infect the rest of the economy.

Sure enough, Mitt Romney on Thursday delivered an ode to free enterprise that had the lifting rhetoric and memorable barbs aimed at President Obama that suggested a preview of a convention speech — his summary case for replacing a likable president at a time of widespread economic malaise.

Or perhaps all these scrooges are just more causes of our widespread societal malaise.