Maladies in a sentence

Black Americans could “communicate” maladies like “hookworm and tuberculosis,” and “self-protection” dictated wanting good care for them.

But what starts to grind our gears is picture maladies like haloing and light bloom.

It can often go unsuspected until complications arise because it enormously increases the possibility of heart disease, strokes, and other chronic maladies.

It may not even go out to sea again due to all its maladies.

And given there are a host of other maladies that will likely also send residents to the ICU, that could mean acute care facilities are overwhelmed.

Hell’s Kitchen, though, has long been a repository for social maladies — strung-out junkies hanging around the Port Authority, methadone clinics, the pedestrian dead zone at the entrance to the Lincoln Tunnel to New Jersey.

Moderate aerobic exercise – about 30 to 45 minutes a day of walking, biking or running – can more than halve our risk of catching common winter maladies, and of having a particularly severe form of them.

Order of the Phoenix, Harry and his friends visit Arthur Weasley in St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries.

She is the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of “Interpreter of Maladies” and “The Namesake,” among other works.

Those are the very maladies that increase the risk of death from the virus.

We’re featuring a list of the most common maladies and their average costs to repair them below, along with the most expensive check-engine fixes, as noted in CarMD.

With an understanding that nature and fresh air were efficacious curatives for the maladies that ailed, 'pleasure grounds' and urban parks became a place to enjoy the health-giving effects of nature.

Work is the great cure of all the maladies and miseries that ever beset mankind — Thomas Carlyle, English philosopher.

But coupled with a host of other maladies, from no sea ice within 125 miles of Alaska to the unruly fires ravaging Siberia, it’s an exclamation point on the climate crisis.

It was there that de Faria, who over the decades came under sharp scrutiny from critics who deemed him a charlatan, performed “psychic” surgeries that he said could heal a wide range of maladies.

Surely pressure will grow on a Shorten government to extend its cancer pledge to other maladies such as heart disease.

Water is said to cure all maladies, so they say, and somewhere in that myth the characters must try to accept their fate for the sake of one another and for their mother, but it is diluted of power or enmeshment.

What sort of electrical gremlins and other demonic maladies ail this Solihull-built 4x4?

Although maladies like depression and anxiety have gained some hard-won sympathy from society, words like ‘schizoid’ and ‘bipolar’ still conjure images of the threatening and incomprehensible.

And the reason seems, well, reasonable: with so many studies highlighting the maladies of prolonged sitting, standing appears your best ally.