Sentence examples for cruel condition from inspiring English sources

It is a cruel condition that affects the area of the brain involved in movement and coordination.

But dementia can be a cruel condition, both for those who have it and for the people who love and care for them.

It's a cruel condition: not only is it degenerative, but the drugs that control Parkinson's in its early stages have profound side-effects.

The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, is expected to add: "We owe it to the 44 million people living with dementia across the world to find new treatments for this cruel condition.

Dr Linda Patterson, the Royal College of Physicians' clinical vice-president, said: "Dementia is a particularly cruel condition, as in addition to the harm it causes to the individual, it slowly robs family and friends of their loved one, often at a time when they should be enjoying the later stages of their life and retirement.

This cruel condition is one no one should go through.

Animal rights groups said it raised chickens in cruel conditions.

It showed cruel conditions for African-Americans at sugar plantations and auctions and on trade ships.

"Keeping chickens in cruel conditions produces a poorer product," he said.

But I draw the line at animals being raised in cruel conditions.

For many decades, the civilized world has recognized prolonged isolation of prisoners in cruel conditions to be inhumane, even torture.