Sentence examples for causes of anguish from inspiring English sources

Cardiovascular diseases are chief causes of anguish and mortality in the developed countries.

"The intellectuals' chief cause of anguish," he wrote in "The House of Intellect" (1959), "are one another's works".

It is such a cause of anguish here in South Africa because it is the way things are done.

This is a cause of anguish in such places as Menston, a pretty Yorkshire village bracing itself for 500 new houses on its green belt in 2009.

The operations caused years of anguish throughout the 1990s, each having to be redone, and caused her much indignity, though she was able to laugh it off.

Officials at La Paz hospital are reported to have said the incident caused "hours of anguish", and that they were not sure that the donated organs would be able to be used, given the delay.

This is the cause of liberal anguish, and will shortly be the cause of the anguish of us all.

That question causes no end of anguish among the people who labor to expose abuses in places like Iraq.

"Being in prison causes a lot of anguish.

Huth – who only recalled the incident three years ago – said that the alleged assault was the cause of "mental anguish" and "significant problems throughout her life".

However, while having ADHD has been a cause of great anguish for Cyarron over the years, it contributes to her creative role at Silverstring.