Sentence examples for issues feeling from inspiring English sources

At the time he cited health issues, feeling the pressure not only of the job but of the previous two years during which he had dealt so admirably with the Hillsborough disaster.

At the time he cited health issues, feeling the pressure not only of the job but of the previous two years during which he had dealt so personally and admirably with the Hillsborough disaster.

Disney was initially reluctant to make the film because of these issues, feeling a live-action film would be preferable, though Lasseter vetoed this.

Primary reasons for refusal include being uninterested, too busy, too tired, other health issues, feeling overwhelmed, and/or participation in another study.

Noted explanations include: family emergencies; transportation- or weather-related issues; feeling poorly; oversleeping; other doctor's appointment; and in a few patients, no reason at all [ 9].

The Thunder very clearly were pressing and forcing the issue, feeling the pressure of those five straight losses to a team they know they might meet again in this season's finals.

There are some issues, feelings or states of mind that can feel so grim it's difficult to confront them head on.

"We've been struggling with this whole realm of issues — feelings about guns," said Michael Dimock, the director of the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press.

Daily life is marked by insomnia, flashbacks, physical pain, digestion issues, feelings of guilt at surviving and the exhausting hyper-vigilance of scouring every public place for safety.

Many of these suicides stem from common, global problems : mental health issues, feelings of stress sans coping resources, and ( especially recently ) economic decline and unending debt.

The shame and secrecy associated with something as intrinsic as sex, is a breeding ground for self esteem issues, feelings of worthlessness and depression.