Sentence examples for be depressed in from inspiring English sources

One third of HIV-infected patients were found to be depressed in a recent screening study for depression in a high HIV burden primary health care clinic in South Africa study [ 16].

Aaron struggled sometimes with depression, but it would have been hard not to be depressed in his circumstances.

Voter turnout tends to be depressed in noncompetitive or safe electoral districts and elevated in competitive ones.

The sharp drop in its price reflects concerns by energy traders that manufacturing and transportation will be depressed in coming months, even as oil production remains roughly constant.

So demand will be depressed in both crisis and non-crisis economies; this will lead to a vigorous recovery through … what?

It was one thing to be depressed in your 20s or 30s, when the aspect of youth gave it an undeniable poignancy, a certain tattered charm; it was another thing entirely to be depressed in middle age, when you were supposed to have come to terms with life's failings, as well as your own.

Candicidal capacity alone was depressed in 7 patients but 4 of these showed depressed cell-mediated immunity to Candida antigen.

All said they were depressed in detention.

In contrast, Ulvi Akhundly said civil society is depressed in Azerbaijan.

Thiol content and superoxide dismutase activity were depressed in 3-NP treated brain.

Total PKA activity was depressed in HG myocytes by 56% compared to N cells.