Sentence examples for bears suffering from inspiring English sources
Snow where to go (polar bears suffering from melting ice in Canada).
The combination of love and support was the most frequent source (67%) providing strength to bear suffering.
To analyse dimensions which determine the capacity to bear suffering the interview was ended with four open questions addressing the nature of one's capacity to bear suffering, the role of spirituality, the influence of previous experience of suffering caused by disease and unexpected positive consequences of one's disease.
The approach of a framework of suffering based on diverse domains may define a complementary pathway of palliative care, in which relieving measures of care in one domain may result in increased bearing capacity 'available' to bear suffering in another domain.
In the animated feature "Madagascar," Marty Chris Rockk), a zebra in the old Central Park Zoo (back when it had more exotic fare than sea lions and polar bears), is suffering from wanderlust.
Similarly, permafrost is melting and buildings are collapsing while wildlife species– including polar bears – are suffering from the disappearance of the ice platforms on which they once relied for hunting or protection.
His suffering empowers humanity not only to bear suffering, but to relieve it.
Sources providing strength to bear suffering were identified through additional open-ended questions.
Also, the sources providing strength to bear suffering should be assessed, because they indicate opportunities to relieve suffering [ 2, 46].
We performed a cross-sectional study in cancer patients close to death in primary care and addressed the following questions: (1) which aspects of suffering are unbearable and what is the frequency; (2) what is the frequency of overall unbearable suffering, and; (3) what are sources of the capacity to bear suffering?
The prince told him that "despite waves of invective over the years from parts of the medical and scientific establishment" he continued to lobby "because I cannot bear people suffering unnecessarily when a complementary approach could make a real difference".
