Sentence examples for compounded experience from inspiring English sources

Born to a Muslim family and now living in a predominantly Christian country, he felt a profound sense of dislocation.* "My Cat Yugoslavia" draws on this compounded experience of exile to tell two parallel stories; it reads as a life reflected by flawed and foggy mirrors.

41 42 This research suggests that the failure of the current drug strategy to support women's ability to access treatment may compound experiences of violence among female sex workers.

Meanwhile chief executive of Our Watch, Paul Linossier, said Turnbull must address the multi-level disadvantage which compounded the experience of family violence by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.

Thoughts provoking a sensation of stress, compounded my experience, ultimately, attracting more scarcity into my life.

Women initiated on compounded BHRT experienced significant reductions in moderate to severe mood symptoms within 3 to 6 months.

During this timeframe, no woman initiated on compounded BHRT experienced a myocardial infarction (MI) or breast cancer.

These years were dilettante in comparison with the body of work that followed, but they provided a bedrock of experience that was compounded by technical experience gained in television, first as part of the famous BBC Tonight programme, under Donald Baverstock, then Alastair Milne.

"Our deepest thoughts and feelings," he wrote, "pass to us" through "compound experiences" that dissolve the gap between one end of the time line and the other.

During Zambia's last rainy season, this Lusaka compound experienced 321 cases of cholera.

Because we considered only TCDD, we may have underestimated the health effects of exposures to dioxin-like compounds experienced by Seveso women.

In some areas, fine particulate matter rose by an average of 0.1 μg/m per 1°C rise, whereas carcinogenic compounds experienced small increases.