Sentence examples for continuing headache from inspiring English sources

The Acela Express, which the previous management had said would lift Amtrak into self-sufficiency, is a continuing headache.

The commercial real estate business is a continuing headache, losing $405 million, though the losses are declining.

The fight is a continuing headache for the Corzine campaign, which has struggled to separate the candidate from local party bosses and is now suffering fallout from news reports that Mr. Corzine forgave a $470,000 loan to a former girlfriend, Carla Katz, who is the president of a union that represents thousands of state workers.

Mr. Obama said China must "play by the rules," and he cited its undervalued currency, which makes American exports more expensive in China, and violations of American companies' intellectual property rights as continuing headaches.

She returned to the ED postpartum day 5 for continued headaches and was admitted for bed rest and caffeine therapy.

To continue caring headache children with high standards, the next step would be the implementation of the Headache Clinic in the PED.

Despite the lack of longitudinal stability of the predominant headache subtype and the large proportion of people in whom migraine is time limited, about 21% of those with migraine (with or without aura) and 7% of those with tension-type headache continued to have headaches for more than half of the follow-up period.

Research assistants visited each classroom weekly to collect the diaries and also reminded teachers and participants to continue the headache recordings for the following week.

They are asked to continue their headache diaries for the full 20-week duration of the study.

The long-term prognosis is relatively favorable as there was a continuing decline in headache, one-third of the MOH patients having ≥50% reduction in headache frequency from baseline, and two-thirds being without medication overuse.

These points draw attention to the need of continuing education for headache management for physicians and for public to lift the real burden.