1– 4 The outcome of pain and long-term suffering influences psychological, physiological, and social aspects of an individual's life.
January the 23rd 2006," he recounts with the weary matter-of-factness of the long-term suffering, "it collapsed.
Shouldn't we put all of our will, money and energy behind methods that can help diminish long-term suffering?
The only precedent for such long-term suffering in the service of debt repayment is Romania in the 1980s, Mr. Rogoff said.
Gladstone remarked that while there might be some short-term gain for a few, there would be long-term suffering for many.
Lydia denies that her sister's illness has caused her any long-term suffering, apart from being witness to Sophie's constant problems.
Long-term suffering could be avoided only, in her opinion, if the child had an adult in his or her life who could acknowledge the reality of their experience.
As it turned out, my periods would cause me long-term suffering due to endometriosis but, 30 years on, my mum's way of taking care of me that day is something I have never forgotten – it was a fantastic welcome to being a woman.
Instead of mimicking the trend of performance art as "the glorification of long-term suffering," (Robinson), swaddled in a bright yellow raincoat throughout a free-flowing and communal performance, takes residence in the space, focussing on the act of enlivening rather than the practice of enduring, and thus "engineers for herself a great and pleasurable time".
Loss or dysfunction of nitrinergic neurons is associated with serious disruptions of motility, intractable symptoms, and long-term suffering.
