Sentence examples for causing considerable pain from inspiring English sources

It may be hard to feel sorry for this wealthy duo, but the global commodities boom is having a crippling effect on the world's poorer populations, in some cases provoking food riots, as well as causing considerable pain in the UK.

OA is a disease process that encompasses the entire joint, most commonly involving the hips, knees, and hands, causing considerable pain and disability [ 3, 4].

It causes considerable pain, discomfort, and lack of mobility and so makes life burdensome.

The plan to close the churches, first disseminated over a year ago by the archdiocese, has caused considerable pain in New Orleans.

Police use the technique to forcibly remove people because it can cause considerable pain but no injury.

His decision to pursue an artistic vocation caused considerable pain to his father, an Orthodox rabbi and scholar of some repute.

Another downside of bearing children late is that parents may not have all the children they dreamed of having, which can cause considerable pain.

"Three years' development of family ties cannot be undone," he wrote, "and a separation at this point would doubtless cause considerable pain".

In addition, the financial reforms he pushed through to keep international loans flowing caused considerable pain among working Turks, who have watched helplessly as living standards have dropped sharply.

He had been told by dog owners that a dog would attempt to remove the bag, so he added to the clasp a bed of spikes that would cause considerable pain if the dog rebelled.

There, bile extracted from bears, using processes that cause considerable pain, infection and disease, is baked into powder and sold in a variety of products — including eye gel and toothpaste — easily available in pharmacies.