Sentence examples for degree of suffering from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for the Home Office will argue that the "degree of suffering" Mr McKinnon may suffer from extradition would fall short of the levels that justified a High Court intervention.

"There is such a fantastic degree of suffering out there".

There will certainly be a degree of suffering.

Considerations include duration of symptoms, social impairment (particularly changes in functioning) and degree of suffering.

By digging into the records, Dikötter provides a detailed litany of the degree of suffering the Great Helmsman unleashed and the inhumane manner in which his acolytes operated.

In both areas, accidents sometimes leave the person involved unscathed, but more often the result is some degree of suffering, mental or physical.

And so it was easy to develop an intuitive portrait of the landscape of possibilities that began with the climate as it exists today and ended with the pain of two degrees, the ceiling of suffering.

Mr. Harrell's message was vague in both time and place, the judge said, and it was unclear who the victims were, and the degree of their suffering.

It's the lingering myth of the drafty garret housing the starving artist, the amplitude of whose genius can be traced alchemically back to the degree of her suffering.

Because degrees of suffering would be difficult to price, the committee recommended the same reparation for each individual.

There is no difference, except in the relative degrees of suffering, between people in Paris or New York and people in Africa or the Balkans.