Sentence examples for effect suffering from inspiring English sources

Denial and Fear But unlike Cindy, some 20 million of those with serious hearing deficits are, in effect, suffering in silence.

First, and most pressing, there was a crisis in the financial system, with many of the crucial channels of credit frozen; we were, in effect, suffering the 21st-century version of the bank runs that brought on the Great Depression.

At the risk of adding to the Muddled Metaphor Index, I had this thought about the nature of the financial problem: We are, in effect, suffering from a giant bank run, albeit on financial institutions that aren't called banks — and aren't regulated like banks.

The Republicans are, in effect, suffering from a deficit of invention: they don't offer new ideas to reform payroll taxes, restructure unemployment benefit, grant tax amnesties to firms seeking to repatriate US dollars and create jobs or, critically, ways of boosting infrastructure spending that will lower the unemployment rate.

They were, in effect, suffering because of their race, but were not supposed to admit it or talk about it.

When the fireball rises over the ruins of downtown, he has no shielding from its full effect, suffering a mix of second and third degree burns on his exposed skin.

And her killing is significant only in "the effect and suffering it brings to Michael".

Ariely became aware of the placebo effect after suffering severe burns in an explosion.

Bristol captain and former Wales scrum-half Dwayne Peel has announced his retirement with immediate effect after suffering a shoulder injury.

Statins can cause side-effects, but the chance of developing these is low, while the effects of suffering the heart attack that a statin might have prevented can be fatal or life-long".

To assess the effects of suffering in a spouse on prevalent and incident psychiatric (depression) and physical morbidity (cardiovascular disease [CVD]) in their partner, controlling for known risk factors for depression and CVD.