Usage of "deeper malaise"

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Usage of deeper malaise in English

But the membership loss is also a symptom of a deeper malaise. 
 The South African 

Is this just a temporary blip or a sign of a deeper malaise? 
 The Irish Times 

But folding so meekly against Roma has exposed a deeper malaise. 
 The Irish Times 

Other candidates, however, have suggested that Trump is a symptom of a far deeper malaise. 
 The Guardian 

The timing, however, would appear to be coincidence rather than a sign of any deeper malaise. 
 The Guardian 

But is all of this a series of unfortunate events, or is there a deeper malaise? 
 The Irish Times 

There is apparently a deeper malaise here. 
 The Irish Times 

But Allardyce was emblematic of a deeper malaise at Everton, one the club's board have to correct this summer. 
 The Guardian 

His opponents said that signalled a deeper malaise, though he said his council was just guilty of going too fast. 
 Radio NZ 

A deeper malaise On the first score, Cosatu is no longer the organisational hub it was when it mobilised the ANC vote. 
 The South African 

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Meanings of deeper malaise in English