Sentence examples for charity fatigue from inspiring English sources

While charity fatigue is a well-known phenomenon, I have yet to come across solidarity fatigue.

"The public are certainly not showing any signs of charity fatigue".

There is no charity fatigue in the world's game; no waiting for nature's indescribable tragedy to move it.

For charities fatigued by endless funding applications and the prospect of having to cut vital services should funding dry up, it might be worth thinking about becoming a social enterprise.

What a report in tomorrow's Observer refers to as "charity-concert fatigue" is setting in in the most literal sense.

In his statement, Mr Lammy pointed out that donations to Comic Relief have declined recently, which he put down to a combination of factors including "years of austerity, declining TV viewing figures, broader trends in the charity sector and format fatigue".

If charity begins at home, then compassion fatigue begins when it comes to places far away.

In addition, participants receive supplementary resources produced by national MS charities (examples include information about exercise, 23 nutrition 24 and living/coping with fatigue 25).

The charity is warning people aged in their 40s risk having their symptoms misread as fatigue or depression meaning delays in getting the right treatment.

He donated his Army pay to charity, purchased TV sets for the base, and bought an extra set of fatigues for everyone in his outfit.

Acute and chronic fatigue, muscle pain, cognitive problems, rashes and diarrhoea are among the symptoms, and the charity is urging the government to conduct more research into the issue.