Sentence examples for experiencing more pain from inspiring English sources

He returned to practice Monday, then went to the hospital Tuesday after experiencing more pain.

The language is largely unadorned, prosaic even -- "By the time we reached the beautiful town of Bethlehem," Mary says, "I was experiencing more pain in my body than I had ever known" -- clearly a contemporary idiom but more or less without vernacular.

With the Nasdaq composite index down 54 percent from its March peak and the Dow Jones industrial average down 12percentt from its high of last January, investors are clearly experiencing more pain and less gain in their stock holdings than they are accustomed to.

This only leads to them experiencing more pain and clutters our own minds up with burdensome thoughts.

It's possible, but cannot be proven here, that greater improvement would have been seen with people who were experiencing more pain.

Parents perceived their child as experiencing more pain in the stomach, back and hips, and at operation sites, and more pain in all the circumstances considered if they had more impaired walking ability.

The unfortunate result: Some patients experience more pain and are possibly more prone to opioid abuse.

The lonelier breast cancer survivors, in addition to increased inflammation, experienced more pain, depression, and fatigue.

Moments later, Reyes was sent back to hit from the right side, experienced more pain, and took himself out.

Active opioid users experience more pain and require more opioids after primary shoulder arthroplasty than non-opioid users.

According to the providers surveyed, female patients described more pain than did male patients (P <.01) and were perceived by providers to experience more pain (P =.03).