Sentence examples for make pain from inspiring English sources

Scientists are still trying to make pain less painful.

One could expect that women in the EA group would have reported higher pain scores than women in the SC and MA groups, both during labour and when asked 2 months later, as women who received EA used a lower frequency of epidural and consequently remained in the study longer and continued to make pain assessments in a later and more painful stage of labour than the other two groups.

By making violence into a subject for culture, you make pain into an object of culture.

Now, entrepreneurial plaintiffs' lawyers have concocted new legal strategies that make pain and suffering awards endlessly expandable and personally lucrative.

At least when it comes to pain, a common cause of disrupted sleep, a restless night can make pain worse the next day.

Euro membership restricts the options, while the sheer size of bank debts and the past dependence of tax revenues on vanishing sources, such as rising property values, make pain inevitable.

Pfizer already makes pain drugs like Lyrica and Celebrex.

But what if that whole process could be sped up and made pain free?

Ms. Foster handles her emotions efficiently, having made pain offset by steeliness something of a specialty of late.

Of all the implications of the new theory of pain, this one seems to be the oddest and the most far-reaching: it has made pain political.

So what made pain sensitivity jump so much more dramatically in the rats with an injury?