Sentence examples for long-term misery from inspiring English sources

Do "smart machines" threaten us with "long-term misery," as the economists Jeffrey D. Sachs and Laurence J. Kotlikoff prophesied earlier this year?

But the true beauty here is the absence of vengeance and vitriol: About Farewell is a sincere depiction of the quiet, resolute acceptance of mid- to long-term misery.

An increasing number of economists think it will lead to long-term misery.

The truth is that marriages are either failing or are just enduring long term misery because the household has become merely a place to hang your hat for an hour or two before bed and then rush off again.

If you are addicted, turn your anger against the substance that provides temporary fix but long term misery.

Festive shopping may lead to instant gratification for some – just-in-time ordering, next-day delivery – but it also leads to long-term personalised misery and relentless, minute-by-minute pressure for others.

"Small relief in the unemployment figures will be no comfort to those struggling with the misery of long-term unemployment.

"However, this good news masks the misery that long-term unemployment causes and more needs to be done to help.

The conventional wisdom is the link represents a form of "self-medication" — that is, people are using drugs long-term to medicate their own misery.

A long-term solution to Somalia's misery seems more distant than ever.

Long-term rates, though, are responding to the misery.