Sentence examples for excess suffering from inspiring English sources

At the end of his life, Baudelaire smoked opium and drank to excess, suffering a stroke followed by paralysis and aphasia.

In its dénouement, Dodin-Bouffant pays for his excesses by suffering a bad case of gout and is ordered by his doctor to take a cure at Baden-Baden.

The music screams (sobs) 1940s big-screen melodramatic excess and beautiful suffering.

"We find that the large majority of children suffering excess bodyweight are in low- and middle-income countries.

The results show that more deprived colon cancer patients do not have an excess risk of suffering from colon tumours of MPA subtype, proximal subsite and poor grade.

Bergqvist et al. described that combinations of specific VDT work situations (e.g. typing work, work with a VDT for more than 20 h/week) together with moderating factors were associated with an excess risk of suffering from muscular problems [ 27, 28].

United suffers from unsustainably high labor costs in a business suffering from excess capacity.

The increased transcription for the two NMDA receptor proteins might appear to be counterintuitive in neural cells that are suffering from excess synaptic release of Glu, because NMDA receptors are highly permeable to Ca2+ and the excess Ca2+ entry is known to trigger oxidative stress and neuronal death [ 9].

Look about you Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsPeugeot is not alone: Renault is also suffering from excess capacity.

The Turkish economy is suffering from excess borrowing and has become overheated, the bank said.

The term "overheating" is normally used when an economy is suffering from excess demand, which then causes inflation to rise.