Sentence examples for deepened suffering from inspiring English sources
Fighting, bombing and a near-blockade by the Arab coalition has deepened suffering in what is one of the poorest countries in the region.
That siege deepens suffering and horrors of the people of the Middle East on a daily basis and further destroys the social tissue and cohesion of its societies.
The operations do little more than deepen the suffering of a population that is already destitute, they say.
As "Sri Lankan Maids' High Price for Foreign Jobs" (front page, May 8) points out, continued export of female labor to the Middle East will only deepen the suffering of women and Sri Lankan society as a whole.
Huge mineral deposits in Uganda's Karamoja region, expected to regenerate the conflict-ravaged area, could instead further deepen the suffering of people living there, a report has warned.
"The hateful rhetoric against the LGBT community that is being cultivated seemingly for cynical political purposes will only deepen their suffering and create unnecessary divisions," he said.
How can that be?" But when I ask a roomful of people, "Who here has been motivated by sorrow, grief or suffering to deepen your spiritual life which has then led to greater well-being?" almost every hand goes up.
Yet Barocci lived with chronic pain and insomnia, as if suffering had deepened his insight.
Denying reproductive health care to victims of horrific mass rapes only deepens and prolongs their suffering.
Instead, what was left in the wake of each of these conflicts was death and destruction, bitterness and suffering, and a deepened sectarian divide, coupled with a spreading of extremist fervor and intensified regional tension.
