Sentence examples for internally suffering from inspiring English sources
Senator John McCain's campaign also emerges in these pages as being "under severe stress internally," suffering from early fund-raising problems and a bitter culture clash between McCain 2000 and Bush 2004 staff members.
Seven themes were identified to understand the experience of disclosure in women: 1) Respecting for self and confidants; 2) Feeling apprehension; 3) Exercising control to ensure protection; 4) Deliberately engaging in a process of disclosure/non-disclosure; 5) Exposing oneself to stigma and social exclusion; 6) Suffering internally; and 7) Benefitting from the positive effects of one's decision.
It is much more probable that they will add to the population of internally displaced people currently suffering in squalid encampments around Kabul, where lack of basic services, starvation and recruitment by the Taliban are rife.
Results of the general health questionnaire (GHQ 28) showed that nearly all internally displaced persons interviewed were suffering from health complaints such as somatic complaints, anxiety/insomnia, depressive feelings or social dysfunction (C: 201, 78.5%, CI: 73.0% – 83.4%; I: 230, 81.3%, CI: 76.2% – 85.6%).
Someone may look fine and as if they have it all together on the outside, but in reality may be suffering in silence and internally fighting a battle with themselves.
The internally displaced are completely reliant on others, but host communities are themselves suffering from a lack of food, and diseases are breaking out".
A study conducted in five camps for internally displaced people in Khartoum, Sudan, reported a prevalence of 1.4 per 1000 children suffering from blindness.
The Global Fund partnership is also using a differentiated approach in the Middle East, which is suffering the effects of conflict and coping with humanitarian crises and large numbers of internally displaced people and refugees.
