malaise

While China is a growing rival to Japan, it also looks like one of the best routes to lift Japan out of its malaise.

And yet the more they scrimp on investment, the more joblessness, especially among the young, will deepen Japan's sense of malaise.

Parker describes the early '80s as a frantic time, with the company going through "some choppy water within a general industry malaise. "

The economy basically was kind of going nowhere and had inflation, which didn't seem to get cured -- kind of a malaise in the economy.

On the political side, the long-term fix to the euro's malaise is said to be a fiscal union, a true political federation.

Liver cancer is often asymptomatic at early stage. Patients may experience weight loss and malaise.

Losing size, in this line of thought, isn't just a byproduct of economic malaise, but a strategy.

New research into the UK workforce, to be published this week, reveals that the British malaise is as serious as any.

But Chalk believes that the restrictions on speculators introduced so far treat the symptoms, not the causes, of the malaise.

The sporadic violence is not only a symptom of this economic malaise , but a contributing factor to it.

But like many of my friends and I, these people are putting their wallets away and hunkering down for years of economic malaise.

It's not beyond the realm of reason to think that a widespread psychological malaise might be a very realistic symptom of a broader problem.

A number of our fellow economists do share with us a sense of general malaise afflicting contemporary microeconomic theory.

But for a growing number of Americans the superpower's inability to impose its will on Mesopotamia is symptomatic of a deeper malaise.

Malaise is when someone who sounded , I thought immediately referred to the throats , said : them .

The onset of the disease is usually gradual, starting with fever, general weakness, and malaise.

THE New York Times once epitomised all that was great about American newspapers; now it symbolises its industry's deep malaise.

Now, strange as it seems, those monopolies are at the root of the company ' s malaise.

Already the reelection of President Bush had convinced me that the malaise in American society went deeper than incompetent leadership.

The Liberals' malaise seems to go deeper than one miscalculation by Mr Dion over green politics and the loss of a high-profile MP.

And yet, many of us are experiencing a sort of life malaise.

Pressure on the central bank to revalue the yuan? Obviously part of an attempt to inflict a "Japan malaise" on China.

But a bigger concern is that CFS patients are afraid the approach can backfire, sending them to bed exhausted by post-exertional malaise.

The sense of malaise is also reflected in a number of the review articles in the Journal of Economic Literature.

She spoke of a "malaise" , "entrenched violence" , and of aboriginal people being "overwhelmed time and time again by a fresh new tragedy" .

A bigger current account surplus and a more aggressive monetary policy are necessary conditions for ending the Japanese malaise.

Just as with chest pains, the malaise afflicting Europe's banks should not be left untreated.

But these planned elections have fallen victim to a general malaise that has permeated the CPA from the beginning.

Over the past four decades, we have experienced the oil embargo, Carter-era malaise and a few recessions.

She hopes that Mr Obama may be able to do something about the national malaise, but fears that "It's too late. The slide is on. "

But if the malaise continues, the Fed, uncharacteristically, seems to have little confidence it can help.

E-commerce did not suffer as deeply as regular retailing during the economic malaise, and it is recovering faster than in-store shopping.

Google, with its instant access to factoids of dubious veracity, is singled out as a primary source of the malaise.

He thinks there's a risk that this economic malaise could simply drag on, Japanese style.

I think we're in for a longer trend of either malaise or just a down channel.

So designers work on this particular malaise that we have, these kind of discomforts that we have, and try to make life easier for us.

CCTV's coverage of the melon malaise is part of a major government-backed media campaign designed to out food safety violators.

One social worker here tells me, "It's surprising more of them aren't doing it. These suicides are a symptom of a deeper societal malaise. "

On reflection, the investment of so much hope in one politician was inadvertent confirmation of the depth of the centre-left malaise.

Epigastric burning sense of malaise . Anorexia . Chest tightness. Drooling.

Jean Jacque, my assistant from Antananarivo, and I set up a couple of Malaise traps in the gallery forest, and then the fun began.

Prices have been driven so high at a time of economic malaise that many people simply cannot afford it.

Many Europeans think all this can rescue the EU from its malaise.

Central London, with its landmark office towers, seems more immune to economic malaise than the rest of Britain.

But in dozens of interviews, young Japanese brought him up again and again as a way of explaining their generation's malaise.

But the economic malaise and energy-efficiency programs in the U. S. brought forward the date of the milestone, Mr. Birol said.

That sentiment is mirrored by business leaders across the Atlantic, alert to whether the US malaise is spreading to their home shores.

S. slides into a deep economic malaise that triggers a world-wide recession, prices of all commodities would likely fall.

The government's political and economic failures are not the only cause of the malaise that now threatens Italy's survival.

The history is initially often of acute bronchitis. Fever and malaise develop with a cough producing infected (yellow or green) sputum.

A malaise will overtake and it will seem as if time has stopped because progress will be retarded.

Legionnaires' disease causes respiratory illness and its symptoms include coughing, malaise, chills and fever.

Today's faltering GDP growth is a hangover from that boom and adds to the sense of malaise in the rich world.

Radical change: whenever a value system is undergoing a radical change, corruption frequently emerges as a transitional malaise.

But with the current economic malaise and unreliable financial markets, colleges can no longer depend on consistent or high returns.

For a company that defines itself by its manufacturing prowess, the comment suggests more than a cyclical malaise.

Clinical manifestations are acute onset of creamy abdominal pain, profuse diarrhea that may be grossly bloody, headache, malaise, and fever.

The situation is so dire that Japan is now a dirty word in economics, a synonym for never ending malaise and decay.

"The explanation could be down to the post-Christmas malaise, pressure from well-meaning friends and relatives or New Year's resolutions. "

It's hard to distinguish Chernobyl-related health problems from a more general post-Soviet malaise, scientists said.

systemic injection reactions including fatigue, malaise, chills, and headache were transient and rarely required intervention.

However, the chief promoters of this malaise have been the politicians themselves.

But the current malaise is more than just a test of management mettle.

HFMD begins with a mild fever, poor appetite, malaise ( "feeling sick" ), and frequently a sore throat.

acute gastroenteritis usually presents with symptoms of nausea , vomiting , diarrhoea , abdominal pain , low - grade fever and malaise.

With the U. S. , Europe and Japan mired in economic malaise, China, Brazil, India and other nations now drive global growth.

When the recession began there were many wise words about having learnt the lessons of both the Great Depression and Japan's long malaise.

The question is, can the next administration end America's malaise?

Part of that reflects the malaise in the global economy.

Historically, financial crises have spawned long periods of economic malaise, and this crisis, so far, has been true to form.

Second, Mr Miliband's lack of alternatives to the government policies he attacks is part of a broader intellectual malaise on the left.

A great many patients cannot suffer from the malaise of naupathia and vomiting which bring on wrench and tamper with endoscopy and therapy.

The sheer size of BofA, with its $2, 300bn in assets, means that it cannot escape the impact of US malaise.

The course of a long part when women can appear in low spirits, general malaise, insomnia neurasthenia symptoms.

But the outlook for monetary policy in the Eurozone really depends on how well the global economy weathers the current malaise in growth.

It quickly receded from its dominant global position and entered several decades of economic malaise.

Symptoms of an outbreak of herpes simplex include fever, malaise, muscle aches and decreased appetite.

The disease is characterized by a sudden onset with high fever, headache, malaise, chills, myalgia, and arthralgia.

Overall, however, deal activity is still stuck in the post-banking crisis malaise.

It was a painfully fitting metaphor for the country's general malaise.

The 'Cat shook off its momentary malaise and looked back at its prey.

Beneath these headline stories of individual bank failures, there are growing signs of a deeper malaise for western Europe.

Washington may be extreme, but it is symptomatic of a wider malaise.

You are now at the end of your third month of pregnancy, so this malaise will soon be over.

The data suggest to us that the TV habit may offer short-run pleasure at the expense of long-term malaise.

Some economists expect the malaise to last for years. Few companies have thought much about the implications of this.

The malaise stems in considerable part from a feeling that individuals have become more vulnerable to forces beyond their control.

Of course, if the Chinese slowdown is just an early symptom of a deeper malaise in the global economy, that's another matter entirely.

Japan's confidence had already been on a decline during a decade of economic malaise.

What followed was a decade of stagnant growth and economic malaise from which the country never really recovered.

But trouble may be coming anyway. The housing market's malaise is deepening all the while.

Japan's problems have morphed from the economic into the social, which has then looped back into deeper economic malaise.

Are they compensating for a lack of real friends or for some internal malaise?

Economists say that the U. S. may avoid a Japan-like period of malaise.

Given the pessimistic malaise now cover the financial markets we don't anticipate any near term change in themes.

Leather market malaise and international and domestic climate has a certain relationship.

Stock prices have fallen considerably during the current economic malaise.

A long malaise now seems like the optimistic scenario.

It will not cure the underlying malaise of decision paralysis that afflicts the eurozone's policymakers.

The data barely show it yet, but the financial malaise could yet be aggravated by a broader economic malaise.

Now the market malaise appears to be spreading northward.

Gold is also seen as a haven more broadly, from political turmoil, inflation and all-round economic malaise.

Could a solution to Japan's economic malaise be just across the East China Sea ?

Unfortunately, the current economic malaise is slowing some capital expansion plans.

And though Chicago's economy has diversified recently, several industries show symptoms of malaise.

Yet artificial life suffers from the same malaise that afflicts its cousin, artificial intelligence.

I am victim of that most insidious social diseases: shoppers' malaise.

The weakening U. S. dollar and ongoing economic malaise is already depressing U. S. consumer appetite for imports.

Its fiscal malaise was too profound to be sorted out by a bridging loan.

Results jaundice and upper abdominal malaise appeared in most patients, B mode ultrasonography, MRCP, CA199 were good methods for diagnosis.

The remedies for Europe's productivity malaise are familiar ones: an end to over-regulated product and jobs markets.

Calcium deficiency is the main cause of this malaise .

Labour already faced a malaise far from the optimism brought by its 1997 victory under Tony Blair.

Wages have generally stagnated or declined over Japan's two "lost decades" of economic malaise (see chart).

A recent disappointment adds to your malaise, but don't make despondency a habit because many things in your life are about to change.

Often the loss occurs suddenly and manifests itself in a general malaise.

' Typhoid is characterized by fever, headache, malaise, and occasionally a mild rash on the trunk.

Worse, the malaise may go far deeper than the short-term effects of a slump in demand.

The current economic malaise will increase the pressure on companies to become more efficient.

A solution to the current malaise, argues Prof De Meyer, will involve significant changes.

If that sounds like a metaphor for Japan's current malaise, then perhaps there is a silver lining.

Yet back in, say, 1993 few expected Japan's lengthy malaise either.

This malaise partly reflects the sluggishness of the recovery.

He developed flu-like symptoms with a temperature of39. 4 deg C, generalised malaise, headache and anorexia.

The current economic malaise may speed up this trend as companies strive to become more efficient.

B. patients with systemic symptoms of view often general malaise, muscle pain and other symptoms.

Other possible symptoms include headache , muscular stiffness , loss of appetite, malaise, confusion , rash and diarrhea .

Mr Chetana thinks that the state's intolerance of criticism, even such mild stuff as this, reflects a deep malaise.

China's fast-expanding real economy has also been affected by the global malaise.

Some of Texas's malaise must clearly be blamed on the weak national economy.

The stock market's current malaise contrasts with the aftermath of other crises.

But we bear a nagging sense of malaise.

B, patients often have systemic symptoms of viral diseases of general malaise, muscle pain and other symptoms.

General malaise or weakness, inability to per activities of daily living.

Underlining the depth of the malaise, Lehman is hawking its French investment-banking unit for a princely EURO 1 (USD 1. 30).

Clinical features. Illness caused by Marburg virus begins abruptly, with severe headache and severe malaise.

Will inflation just shift the problem, ensuring the malaise persists?

In today's world, business woes very quickly become symbols of national malaise.

(hacking = constant) He coughed with sputum and feeling of malaise.

"We will be less dominant but no one will pass or replace us. We may rise again after this malaise passes, " he declared.

Our current and ongoing economic malaise arises from something we have not seen in America since the days of FDR's failed New Deal.

For investors, the specter of a long period of malaise means a long period of low returns.

And if historical patterns hold, the current bout of malaise presents a fantastic opportunity for investors to buy shares at a discount.

A 17-year-old, previously healthy boy was admitted with complaints of fever, malaise and pain in the pubic region and groin.

Usually it begins with fever, poor appetite, malaise and sore throat.

It's always possible that U. S. economic malaise and deficits could freak out the Chinese, pushing rates higher.

A protracted malaise will spawn an angry search for scapegoats.

They may have a general malaise for which they are not able to identify specific triggers.

It is a sad truth that the main reason for Africa's malaise has been bad government.

What's got them down? After all, aren't they the winners in this economic malaise?

Rats "quickly laid on their bellies, " showing signs of malaise, according to the Science paper.

Yet, in China's current malaise, the company has bigger concerns.

The remedy of cheap money can still relieve economic malaise.

Illness caused by Marburg virus begins abruptly, with severe headache and severe malaise.

Jujube is very rich in vitamin C content, if the diet deficient in vitamin C, people will feel fatigue, malaise, and some have even scurvy.

Last September, recall, the S& P 500 shook off its summer malaise and embarked on what would become an eight-month, 26% rally.

After the heavy, late supper, he experienced a feeling of malaise.

But Portugal's fiscal malaise is longstanding.

The country is laden with economic and political malaise.

Yet the underlying malaise is political.

We need to prevent the urban malaise and avoid the situation in which high-rises co-exist with shantytowns.

If the US has overconsumed, China suffers from the opposite malaise.

"The real solution to the economic malaise is the ballot box, " she says.

Nepal's malaise makes both India and China queasy.

In the real estate market, which is the symptom of America's deep-seated economic malaise, the double dip has already arrived.

Many in China have concluded that the blame for Japan's economic malaise in the 1990s lay largely with the appreciation of the yen.

I coughed with sputum and feeling of malaise.

That's more than in 1980, when President Carter got fired after the malaise crisis.

A 45-year-old woman developed general malaise and edema of legs. MOVC with large thrombi was diagnosed after MR angiogram and vena cavogram.

Yet the malaise afflicting its most important industry is almost entirely man-made.

Wages and salaries rose by only 0. 1 per cent, reflecting continued labour market malaise.

But they have not addressed the deeper malaise.

energy reduction: perceived malaise, powerless, empty mind can not think, will significantly decrease.

Minor symptoms were anorexia, general malaise, and loss of weight.

Because of this, "big city malaise" will be unavoidable.

Concert ticket sales took a hit in 2010 because of the economic malaise.

The international dimensions of the current malaise indicate that it can not be attributed to an American failure of nerve.

He became ill in Sept. 1960, with gradually increasing fatigue, general malaise and loss of weight.

But its deeper causes included a famine in China and economic malaise in both countries.

The malaise here is astounding.

This is partly because of a greater malaise in the country's science funding.

Course elders, and part time is more patients could have neurasthenia symptoms such as spirit, depressed, general malaise, insomnia, etc.

You can see signs of malaise in our office.

The third trend is a malaise in socialism, and not only in Scandinavia.

I am always too lazy to change the condition of malaise .

is this kind of behaviour indicative of a general malaise in modern society?

I have a general malaise.

In a recent New York City survey, more than one-third of responding adults reported at least mild winter malaise;

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