Sentence examples for agony caused from inspiring English sources

Medical ethicists have to weigh the costs of each program and the agony caused by a false positive against the lives saved.

With extravagant facial strapping protecting a broken nose, the bounding Basque resembled a cross between Zorro and Concorde and spent much of the game doubled up in agony caused by a rib problem.

Mr. Rowland announced back then that Connecticut would ease some of the daily agony caused by late, short, defective and filthy New Haven Line trains, with the purchase of 38 used cars from Virginia.

Williams grabbed a pass by Ray Lucas and another by Chad Pennington on Friday, and it was as if he had clutched his chest and squeezed out the agony caused by an infection that had nestled there and nearly ended his life.

The friction, inefficiencies, and pure agony caused by our increasingly convoluted building codes have given rise to a growing set of companies that are helping people make sense of the home-building process by incorporating regulations directly into their software.

The agony caused by mumps, measles, polio and other diseases that science had, until recently, largely succeeded in eradicating with vaccines is unimaginable only because we haven't had to know these diseases existed.

"Already in America, we can see the social and human agonies caused when welfare is withdrawn at a time when dole queues are lengthening," said a spokesman.

Her best friend, Nicolette Butler, soon discovered Lucy was "hilarious, the funniest person I had ever met", seldom talking about her EB – few people knew much about it and the agony it caused her.

Shinzo Abe, Japan's nationalist prime minister, pronounced that false reporting on comfort women had "caused agony to many people and damaged Japan's international reputation".Soon after the news, Sanae Takaichi, a revisionist politician who recently joined the cabinet, demanded anew a changed version of the Kono apology.

While some of the victims' families supported seeking the death penalty, others, who have famously already forgiven Roof for the agony he has caused, opposed the move.

Nights that would creep up with needless, sardonic caution, as if stars relished the agony emerging darkness caused in the hearts of the lonely.