Sentence examples for long trauma from inspiring English sources

In the eyes of Libyans emerging from their long trauma, the future looks far brighter for them than for other Arab neighbours after their revolutions.

After the long trauma which began with the Carling Cup final defeat in February and bottomed out with the 8-2 matling at Old Trafford in August, it is a remarkable triumph for Arsenal to end the year two points ahead of Chelsea and Liverpool.

This is particularly suggested in case of large displacement, long trauma to intervention time (15 days or more) or poor bone quality.

In only one patient was a fair result (>10 mm) obtained; he presented wide pre-operative displacement, and because of the long trauma to surgery time, interposition of soft tissue and fibrous callus formation prevented a better result; nevertheless, we decided not to perform open reduction because the skin and subcutaneous tissues were compromised.

For patients with very long traumas and those who tend to dissociate when talking about the trauma, writing may also be easier to manage than imaginal reliving.

Weight-loss surgery is causing life-long trauma in patients who end up in crippling pain and unable to swallow food, a leading doctor has warned.

For some, it causes life-long trauma.

From sexual assault to mental health, the consequences can be tragic when student health isn't prioritized - high drop-out rates, life-long trauma, even death.

I, for one, am not going to risk the life-long trauma that seeing the back of Joe Gorga's gown would inflict.

Arbitrary statutes of limitation barred over 60 survivors from seeking justice, and light sentences for this felony crime means that a rapist who left numerous women with life-long trauma could be a free man in three years.

Residual disorders of autobiographical memory long after trauma resulting from head injury are rarely assessed, even though they may affect social adjustment and the resumption of daily life.