Sentence examples for causing much discomfort from inspiring English sources
But it can be a gentle introduction to the subject, providing just enough humor and conflict to be entertaining without causing much discomfort for the viewers.
In its active phase in adolescents and adults, seborrhoeic dermatitis may manifest as unpleasant symptoms of burning, itching and scaling, causing much discomfort to those affected.
"Not for some hand-wringing sense of righteous judgment, but simply because one of its targets — a mother to be whose pregnancy was causing so much discomfort that she had to be hospitalized — was so vulnerable, and its effect — to have details of her medical condition broadcast on radio — was an appalling breach of privacy.
This won't cause as much discomfort as it would if you had to get up and run to the toilet.
There is somehow a paradox here – Haettich's disability has caused him much discomfort and difficulty, but he seems to suggest this is the very thing that turned him into the cyclist he is, the man he is.
He knows that prospects for winning are slim to zero, but he has a canny crew – "characters and hard grafters" - good performance in some conditions, and is keen to cause as much discomfort as possible by "knocking the big guys off".
I heard the karaoke machine caused her much discomfort.
There's one more topic scribbled and it's likely to cause as much discomfort: God.
These distractions from her scientific labours and the attendant publicity caused her much discomfort but provided resources needed for her work.
My best guess is that old Wall Street blind spot is kicking in again: the Wall Street gang President Clinton is still close to are crying in his ear about how unfair it is that anyone would beat up on their way of doing business, and Clinton is trying to steer the 2012 political conversation away from a subject that causes this much discomfort to his good friends.
