Sentence examples for Given the distress from inspiring English sources

Given the distress of the 4-1 rout at Middlesbrough, United might have settled for a period of goalless recuperation in the first half.

Given the distress caused by chronic postsurgical pain, 9 and the predicted increases in prevalence of osteoarthritis, 10 and the need for knee replacement surgery, 11 robust evidence is needed on effective methods for preventing the development of chronic pain, identifying patients at risk of developing chronic pain, and for the management of chronic pain.

If anything, the tests may underscore a view held widely by investors that Europe will do all in its power to prevent a restructuring of Greek or Irish debt, given the distress such a move would cause for its banks.

People perceive that the equity risk premium given the uncertainty in Europe is just not there, and that, given the distress in the capital markets and the pullback of banks, the opportunities for third parties to provide financing is very compelling.

"It's going to take actions more than words at this time, given the extreme distress that the money markets are in and the extreme distress that the equity markets were in," said Douglas Peta, a market strategist at J.& W. Seligman & Company.

"I remain concerned that the growth of government spending in New York is not going to be sustainable given the economic distress we put it under," said Mr. Morelle, an influential upstate Democrat who is chairman of the Monroe County party.

Given the widespread distress about high college costs, shrinking state support for public universities and plummeting endowment values at private universities — and the fact that college tuitions have been rising far more quickly than inflation — some experts said this year's small faculty salary gains were not unexpected.

Given the psychological distress, which is often associated with this disease, mindfulness interventions seem especially appropriate for fibromyalgia.

It is not surprising that participants would prefer less frequent injections given the psychological distress and pain associated with injections, as well as the burden related to the requirement of travel to outpatient clinics for their administration.

Our study also had important limitations, of which our lack of data on clinical indication for cesarean section may be the most important, given the fetal distress and antibiotic exposures associated with emergency cesarean.

28 Increased use of prayer or spiritual healing among women with severe tiredness is also relevant, given the increased distress due to lack of legitimisation of chronic fatigue syndrome from conventional healthcare providers among some patients and the increased association this has to comorbid diagnoses of anxiety or depression.