Sentence examples for highly depressed from inspiring English sources

The so-called Marxists are highly depressed".

He reported that 114,388 people were diagnosed with mental health problems because of the flooding, of which 6,091 patients were highly depressed and 1,137 were at risk of committing suicide.

At present, the mood on the left is highly depressed, and split between the supporters of Socialist dissident Jean-Luc Mélenchon (who bluntly accused the president of selling out), and Hollande supporters who feel that the president is paying more attention to employers' and investors' lobbying than to his own constituency's suffering.

"Stocks that are ranked 5 [lowest] often have high three-to-five-year appreciation, for the simple reason that they are highly depressed," says Eisenstadt, who at 82 remains chairman of the New York company's research department.

For thick polymer films, the relaxation of polymer main chains occurs at a higher temperature, where the interfacial effect is of domination, and the movement of molecular chain on the substrate is highly depressed, resulting in the constant T g [17].

To overcome this problem in this investigation we have designed and performed new experiments allowing to collect IR spectra at lower T or/and in presence of a poison (CO), which are both experimental conditions where the polymerization rate is so highly depressed to hopefully allow the detection of the species formed in the initiation stage.

A startling study released in May found nearly half of all elephants in Mozambique were slaughtered over the past five years, a statistic conservationists called highly "depressing".

CULTURE WARRIOR: "Why do highly literate people get depressed when they look at the New York Times best-seller list?" That's a question the pop critic Chuck Klosterman asks in his new book, "Chuck Klosterman IV".

Consumption taxes are highly regressive and depress consumer spending (as they did in Japan).

The present study examines the phase behavior of a model binary system made of OPO (1,3-dioleoyl-2-palmitoyl glycerol); a TAG (triacylglycerol) highly effective in depressing onset of crystallization of biodiesel, and MeS (methyl stearate); a prevalent saturated FAMEs (fatty acid methyl esters) in biodiesel.

It reliably distinguishes between previously depressed and never-depressed groups and also correlates highly with CR as measured with a mood induction procedure (Van der Does 2002).