Sentence examples for debilitating phenomenon from inspiring English sources
Theoretically, every gas well will experience this debilitating phenomenon in the latter stages of its producing life.
However, more recent studies have now demonstrated that over half of people with AS experience this debilitating phenomenon [ 5- 8], with fatigue now accepted as a core symptom of the condition.
This finding and others like it underlie attempts to clinically exploit the phenomenon of reconsolidation, debilitating the affective response to harmful memories that pervade psychiatric diseases like PTSD [ 36].
Shyamalan's most obsessive theme might be the link he draws between otherworldly phenomena and human pain: A debilitating physical condition or a history of unspeakable abuse will leave their mark, but they also can imbue their sufferers with extraordinary powers.
Empty nose syndrome (ENS) is a debilitating disorder thought to arise as a postsurgical phenomenon from excessive loss of nasal tissues.
The "fake news" phenomenon is not only adding to the confusion but also debilitating a community that exists to serve the people, the press corps.
In its report for 2000, the Worldwatch Institute cited the dangers it had foreseen in 1984 -- "record rates of population growth, soaring oil prices, debilitating levels of international debt and extensive damage to forests from the new phenomenon of acid rain" -- and lamented that "we are about to enter a new century having solved few of these problems".
As a pediatrician, I witness this phenomenon regularly in the form of the American adolescent, one after another, coming to me with debilitating migraines, chronic abdominal pains and severe depression.
Not "depression" but "deflation"–the vicious phenomenon in which falling spending begets wage and price cuts, which beget further spending cuts in a debilitating downward spiral.
It's incredibly debilitating".
