Sentence examples for depressed community from inspiring English sources

Conversely, that we previously found impaired interoception in a mildly depressed community sample and not in a more severely depressed clinical sample (Dunn et al., 2007) may reflect that the clinical group had greater levels of anxious arousal.

The category "depressed" community had a large number of sub-categories that together give a fuller picture of a depressed community.

Wallingford is nobody's definition of a depressed community.

A new prison brings a depressed community hundreds of jobs in the facility and around it.

Today, the economically depressed community of stone and stucco-faced apartments built in the 1980's during a settlement drive was stunned.

Annie Davidson, 65, of West Point, Georgia, in a sign on her front lawn marking the opening of a Kia Motors plant in the economically depressed community.

It's about the rise of something new in British politics, unleashed when politicians with scant respect for truth meet desperate voters; and for the backlash to come, when it sinks in that Brexit hasn't ended immigration overnight or magically given depressed communities their futures back.

As a result, real wages were depressed and farming communities suffered losses without subsidies.

It wearies of constantly being painted as either repressed, suppressed and depressed, or as a community of people who came here with nothing and now have a zillion pound samosa industry.

Sixty-one patients with recurrent depression who were not currently depressed were recruited from the community by advertisement.

I think I suffer from it too…I do have it, you know, and that's what a lot of people say…even my missus would say "are you depressed?"" "Aboriginal Health Worker, remote community" Despite the commonness of depressive symptoms, depression was not a word or term that was frequently used, or felt by the participants to be widely understood among community men.