Sentence examples for lasting trauma from inspiring English sources
Countless articles and at least five major studies have focused on the lasting trauma experienced by Hurricane Katrina survivors, warning of anxiety, difficulty in school, even suicidal impulses.
Human rights groups say the experience causes lasting trauma for families.
His alleged behavior forced Ford to endure decades of lasting trauma.
I entered this field because I saw the lasting trauma of sexual assault while working with adolescent girls in a residential facility.
This collective, lasting trauma, ought to push us farther than statistics alone toward some kind of address to America's grinding mass-shooting epidemic, if we can find it in ourselves to comprehend it, as a matter of sheer human empathy.
Not, unfortunately, because I'm an expert on the subject but because I prefer to avoid lasting mental trauma from editing love scenes written by my mum.
The groups say that sonar can be as loud as 2,000 jet engines, causing marine mammals to suffer lasting physical trauma, strandings and changes in breeding and migration patterns.
The idea is simple: that boarding school – long a bastion of Englishness, now a nugget of colonial nostalgia – is, today, an avenue to lasting psychological trauma.
Residential schools in Australia, Canada, and the United States have strongly reinforced this idea by leaving aboriginal communities and First Nations struggling to cope with lasting multigenerational trauma resulting from the schools.
If they were able to continue learning about FGM/C, they would be aware that not only does it fail to achieve its desired goal of decreasing the libido in young women, but – if they survive the initial violation – girls can suffer from infection and potential sterility, as well as lasting psychological trauma.
