Sentence examples for global suffering from inspiring English sources

Global suffering and inequity through globalization?

We cannot afford to be paralysed by global suffering.

Nadia's arguments for interventionism derive from horror at the west's indifference to global suffering.

These works incorporated materials like burnt linen, bits of cardboard boxes and old newspapers; their implicit themes were unironic, even anguished, having to do with global suffering, displacement, imprisonment and exile.

And though it does not itself focus on global suffering – it is an advert for luxury bags after all – everything being co-promoted in the advert, from local charities to fair-trade companies, does.

Faced with Washington's march toward a default, the world has reacted mostly with disbelief that the reigning superpower could fall into such dysfunction, worry over global suffering to come and frustration that American lawmakers could let the problem reach this point.

Based in broad outline on the 1992 dystopian novel by P. D. James about a world suffering from global infertility — and written with a nod to Orwell by Mr. Cuarón and his writing partner Timothy J. Sexton along with David Arata, Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby — "Children of Men" pictures a world that looks a lot like our own, but darker, grimmer and more frighteningly, violently precarious.

They are attracted by a narrative not an ideology: that of a global, indistinct suffering ummah.

With the global economy suffering because of the eurozone crisis and a slowdown in China, the U.S. economy may yet prove to be fragile.

Furthermore, reducing lead exposure could help decrease the global human suffering and financial burden caused by cataracts, and preserve the vision of many people as they age.

Klaus Schwab, the forum's veteran chairman, reckons the world is suffering from "global burnout syndrome" and, presumably, that alpine air will prove reviving.