Sentence examples for To depressed from inspiring English sources
verb
To press down.
- Depress the upper lever to start the machine.
The tubes are 0.8 1.5 cm long, and are adnate to depressed around the area of attachment to the stipe.
Lower Prices Hurt Chevron's Quarterly Profit 04.25.02 ChevronTexaco posted sharply lower first-quarter earnings due to depressed market conditions.
Living standards haven't recovered even to depressed prewar levels.
But the freeze has tipped them from glum to depressed.
But babies born to depressed mothers can have worse growth and general health.
Rent it out at inflated prices to depressed late-developing hipsters in the Hackney area?
Curry said the demotion left him numb, which on balance seemed preferable to depressed.
Loo said she was concerned that some clinicians were already prescribing ketamine to depressed patients.
A trend for lower scores on perception was noted in the Depressed-SLE group compared to Depressed-Controls (p = 0.056).
Specific deficits in learning and attentional skills were more frequent in the Depressed-SLE group compared to Depressed-Controls.
The Depressed-SLE participants scored lower on the Digit Symbol Test compared to Depressed-Controls (p = 0.049).
