Sentence examples for causes much suffering from inspiring English sources

As the International Forum for Transplant Ethics put it: "The well-known shortage of kidneys for transplantation causes much suffering and death.

Dr Cosford said: "As a preventable and treatable condition which still causes much suffering, TB will be a major priority for Public Health England".

He gives the example last year of a team from Oxford, Reading and the Pirbright Institute who "used Diamond's intense x-rays to design a much safer vaccine for foot-and-mouth disease, which is endemic throughout much of the world, costs $5bn [£3bn] a year, and causes much suffering in poor countries".

NCT00983892 Cancer is a prevalent problem that causes much suffering among patients and families.

Sadly they cause much suffering".

That has happened, but it has done less than expected to change the power dynamic and has caused much suffering.

Rural Japan did not fare as well as urban Japan, and an economic depression at the end of the Taishō period caused much suffering.

"This is totally illegal, unreasonable and has already caused much suffering to the family of the captain," Mr. Wen was quoted as saying.

The story can be rendered as an update to the parable: Live by the sword, die by the sword, while causing much suffering along the trail.

"The new privatizing of the Chicago parking meters are causing much suffering, confusion and anger among churches in the black community," Mr. Evans said.

It's like 'Give me the basketball and I'm going to get it done".' Jordan's ability to get it done -- he knocked the Cavaliers out of the playoffs four times and scored his career-high, 69 points, against them -- caused much suffering in Cleveland.