Sentence examples for long-term anguish from inspiring English sources
And, in the end, the governments with the power to decide his fate — Hong Kong and Beijing — faced a choice: the short-term pain of defying a U.S. request for coöperation, or the long-term anguish of sheltering a man whose biography had become a symbol in China and abroad.
The bombing in Boston may very well have left this kind of long-term mental anguish behind.
It does not list a dollar amount for damages but it says the flight attendants seek damages for long-term physical problems, mental anguish, emotional distress, medical bills and lost wages, among other costs.
A study of Japanese Americans found that the suicide rate in the camps was double the national average and that the survivors suffered long-term health consequences that included psychological anguish, increased rates of cardiovascular disease and increased rates of premature death.
The long-term consequences of these camps included psychological anguish.
You report the anguish our elderly encounter when facing long-term care.
Palestinian children who were victims of violence or directly witnessed acts of violence have often difficulties expressing their fears and anguish, which can drag on and cause long-term psychological suffering.
When Ms. Brown, Mr. Cunningham's most celebrated and long-term stage partner, danced the 1970 premiere of this, she was distressed by a look of anguish in Mr. Cunningham's eyes and assumed he had injured himself.
Many of the long-term ticket holders at Comerica Park are autoworkers, lifers on the Pontiac and Chrysler and Chevy assembly lines, who experienced horrific changes in their lives in the past few months and did not expect further anguish at the games.
Short-term frustration for long-term gain".
