Sentence examples for have often depressed from inspiring English sources

Last month's drop in consumer confidence was attributed almost entirely to the spike in gas prices, in line with a 2007 study, by the economists Paul Edelstein and Lutz Kilian, showing that spikes in oil prices have often depressed public sentiment in the past.

More broadly, South Asia as a whole is both impressive in the way it has sustained democracies and depressing in how poorly the democracies have often served their citizens.

The main topic is typically how to get games funded, and in past years its tone has often been somewhat depressing.

"Everyone tells me that I should get out more, because I'm often depressed.

The reason comedians are often depressed is because they accept this truth.

The cap center is often depressed.

I'm often depressed and feel like nobody needs me.

12% of physicians were often anxious, 10% were often depressed.

We refer to physicians as "often depressed" if they reported symptoms occurring fairly or very often.

When dialysis is started patients are sometimes in a deteriorating state of health and often depressed.

Before you grab more shares of Power-One, remember that the company has often fallen short of its goals and that skeptical investors have tended to depress its market valuation.