Sentence examples for felt increased from inspiring English sources

He felt increased discomfort this week, the Giants said, during practices after the team's bye week.

Because I play a leadership role in the English department, I felt increased pressure to bring this year's scores up.

'Through the Roof' Many doctors interviewed at various HCA facilities said they had felt increased pressure to focus on profits under the private equity ownership.

Chuck Knoblauch, the Yankees' leadoff hitter, felt increased pain in his right elbow making a sidearm throw earlier this week and sat out last night's game, although he thought he could have played.

The report reviewed 31 programs offered to 3,676 participants over two years and found 86% were satisfied with the program, 76% felt an increased sense of belonging and connection to culture, 72% felt increased understanding and strength in "caring for their loss and grief", and 68% had increased knowledge and confidence around using other support services.

After the simulation, students (N = 73) felt increased confidence with the skills needed to deliver telenursing care and in using telepresence technology.

He had felt increasing guilt that students were organizing most protests on climate change and carrying the risk of arrest.

With Athens now the chosen site for the 2004 Summer Olympics, the Socialist government of Prime Minister Costas Simitis has felt increasing pressure to make inroads in the case.

The family had been facing increasing anti-Semitism in Ukraine, and felt increasing pressure to leave, said his granddaughter, Polina Kushnir, 48, who moved to New York from Ukraine in 1992.

At 7 months after liver surgery, she noticed a swelling in the front of her neck and gradually felt increasing hoarseness.

Since it won its first Michelin star in 2006, the restaurant's owners have felt increasing pressure to maintain high quality.