Sentence examples for causes much anguish from inspiring English sources

That trade barrier causes much anguish at BAT, because one-third of the nation's 1.3 billion people smoke, making it by far the world's largest tobacco market.

His pacifist stance caused much anguish to his father, a major general in the Medical Corps.

That was not part of any grand master plan - it caused much anguish - but Cecil Duckworth, the patient man behind the slow burn, appreciates now that it did them no harm.

Det Insp Ceri Hughes of South Wales Police, said: "With today's verdict I hope that Darren's family can now begin to move on in their lives in the knowledge that others will be protected from harm by the person responsible who has caused much anguish".

This thinking alone can cause much anguish because it creates the illusion that accomplishments are equivalent to our identity and self-worth (I've been there).

I doubt the sanctity of plants, which are as alive as you or me, cause much mental anguish as our Republican munches through his salad.

Before trying to work out what reasons someone might have for this kind of behaviour, we should consider why it causes so much anguish.

"These events have caused much pain and anguish in our communities," they said.

Why is this one causing so much anguish?

"It's hard to imagine that one little trip on the sidewalk could cause so much anguish," she said.

The plastic portable toilet is on the way out at this year's festival, which starts on Wednesday, after organisers decided it was causing too much anguish.