Sentence examples for wrong symptoms from inspiring English sources

Then people say, 'Those are the wrong symptoms; we should be using other symptoms.' But then, those are other disorders".

The increases were widely criticized as treating the wrong symptom — incipient inflation rather than depressed growth — especially after euro zone growth promptly slowed almost to nothing.

What's wrong? A. The symptoms you describe suggest crown rot, a fungus disease.

On that occasion her doctors managed to convince her that there was nothing physically wrong; but the symptoms' recurrence 10 years later she saw as confirmation of her initial suspicions.

That's just wrong, and a symptom of tuning into her actions only since the Great Recession, when she's worked with Mr. Bernanke to apply aggressive monetary stimulus.

Conflict and contention are symptoms of wrong thinking; a new age demands new epistemologies.

At first, doctors did not know what was wrong, but the gastrointestinal symptoms became so severe that Mrs. Mitchell, 66, was hospitalized for two weeks.

When trying to diagnose malaria, for instance, one needs to be aware that there are various other causes of fever and without a lab test, one might make the wrong diagnosis from common symptoms.

At present, many proof-of-concept studies with disease-modifying drugs are focusing further upstream: on healthier people who are typically younger and have few things wrong and even few symptoms.

If they ask what is wrong, tell them your symptoms.

This is why high and persistent inequality is not only morally wrong, but also a symptom of a broken society.