Sentence examples for depression front from inspiring English sources

"More Americans Seeking Help for Depression" (front page, June 18) raises the important point that many people with depression are not receiving adequate treatment.

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(PN2) "At a CHD clinic assessment there are lists of about probably 15 things that we have to tick off for that patient physically, so to actually try and do anything on the depression front would be very difficult, and I don't think most of us are trained or equipped to deal with things like that".

12.42am BST Schwartzel bumps his ball up from the depression in front of 18.

All this has made deflation, once a subject largely reserved for economists who studied the Great Depression, into front-page news here.

More recently, it has been evident in rapper J Cole talking publicly about his struggle with depression, and fronting the #OKNotToBeOK campaign and in Grammy-nominated Chicago rapper Vic Mensa's recent comments about his own suppressed mental health issues.

In middle latitudes, weather and rainfall are dominated by traveling depressions and fronts that yield a good deal of rain in all seasons and in most places except the far interiors of the Asian and North American continents.

"The Great Depression," thundered the front page of the Independent, a British newspaper, in April.

Re "Debate Resumes on the Safety of Depression's Wonder Drugs" (front page, Aug. 7): A number of years ago I experienced a minor depressive episode.

To the west, the Rocky Mountain Trench (a geologic depression) separates the front ranges of the Canadian Rockies from the Columbia Mountains, which include the Cariboo, Selkirk, Monashee, and Purcell mountains and are also often considered part of the Rocky Mountain system.

Two bipolar electrodes were placed above the motor points of the short head of the biceps brachii muscle and inline between the anticubital fossa (depression in the front of the elbow lateral to the biceps brachii tendon) and the acromion process (part of the scapula which extends over the shoulder), at 1/3rd distance from the anticubital fossa.