Sentence examples for Critical mood from inspiring English sources

Depression is a critical mood disorder that affects millions of patients.

He told AAP the phone call signaled a critical mood shift in Australia's response to incidents like this.

Your critical mood is dignified by the presence of so much art of unimpeachable excellence and buoyed by natural and landscaped beauty that does not quit.

And while some liberals of the Conscious ness H welfare and Keynesian state were profoundly content with their handiwork and still are—others con tinued to sustain the critical mood of liberalism.

But the size of the meeting, and the multiplicity of organisations represented, recalled the bog of bureaucracy through which Cuba is still wading towards its goal of organisation.Cuba is a fertile country and the Cubans, in their present self-critical mood, agree that there need never have been the food shortage that, eight months ago, brought stocks in the cities dangerously low.

Unfortunately, just as the role of these cultural and economic institutions has become more critical, the mood in Japan for spending has unsurprisingly turned sour.

"The situation... is critical". The mood among Western mediators was boosted, however, by the deal to restore the truce, which had been shattered in the region of the northwestern city of Tetovo, the scene of several days of fierce clashes.

A study published inNeuropharmacology found that magnesium deficiency induces anxiety and interferes with the functions of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis (HPA axis), which is critical to mood and stress regulation.

Based on the above mentioned finding, some researchers proposed the "vascular depression" hypothesis as the etiological explanation for LOD [ 7, 8] and attributed LOD to silent lesions which could destruct neurons and connective fibers critical for mood control.

Abnormalities in the regulation of the hypothalamic stress hormone corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) are thought to play a critical role in mood disorders.

American bookies are currently giving odds of 1/3 on the country to choose a Democrat president next year, and 8/5 on a Republican triumph; a clutch of movies such as Robert Redford's Lions for Lambs, released in November, are being seen as reflective of a new critical, self-questioning mood in the States.