Sentence examples for extra pain from inspiring English sources
Paying back student loans also causes extra pain for a growing number of young people.
But losing an election has an extra pain: the media spotlight, with a cast of thousands.
That can lead to a lot of extra pain — and expense — for the afflicted.
The ensuing extra pain associated with the fixed exchange rate might weaken the wide public approval it still enjoys.
Novalar also said patients did not have pain because the anesthesia wore off more quickly, except for a little extra pain at the injection site.
Only 15 percent of patients in the acupuncture group required extra pain drugs, compared with 34 percent in the sham group.
The fitter was spoken to and promised to take extra pains with the measurements.
When, surprisingly, the cartoon sold, I took extra pains to try to capture his "Johnston nose" and even put "Johnston," my mother's maiden name, on the cart.
Winter is almost vicious here in her dedication to truth, her insistence on making us feel Jen's pain, then feel all the extra pains that a woman with a bad job and status anxiety puts herself through.
TO avoid the hassle of lost or mishandled luggage, business travelers — adept at going light — are taking extra pains to ensure that their bags are not among the one billion that are checked at airports worldwide each year.
When the project was leaked to the press a year ago, a guild of Dutch psychologists protested with such venom that the producers took extra pains to choose people who would work together as a team.
