Sentence examples for may experience brain from inspiring English sources

All of this negativity has had an impact on Wall Street, who are becoming concerned that Papa John's has lost some customers permanently, and may experience "brain drain" as quality employees seek employment at a company with less scandal and negative drama.

The children may experience brain damage, deaf-mutism, or slow brain development; some older people, particularly women, have an enlarged thyroid gland on their necks, as did their parents before them.

"The fetuses of pregnant women who have drunk contaminated water may experience brain damage, deaf-mutism, and mental disability," says Pornithida Padthong, who was head of communications at UNICEF Thailand until 2013 and worked in the village of Ban Mae Toen.

"The fetuses of pregnant women who have drunk contaminated water may experience brain damage, deaf-mutism, and mental disability," says Pornithida Padthong, who was head of communications at UNICEF Thailand until 2013 and worked in the village of Ban Mae Toen.

The patient may experience brain oedema during the postoperative period, and hyperosmolar agents are needed in this situation.

The study coordinator will explain the following details: The patient may experience brain oedema during the postoperative period, and hyperosmolar agents are needed in this situation.

Patients harboring intracranial aneurysms may experience secondary brain injury around the time of aneurysm repair, either from the repair process itself or secondary to altered cerebral vascular physiology following subarachnoid hemorrhage.

Or, as the study authors wrote, a "physically active lifestyle may allow e4 carriers to experience brain amyloid levels equivalent to e4-negative individuals".

You may experience a head rush.

And when the killing starts, the viewing brain may experience a sort of sensory overload; too many conflicting signals.

Without enough of it, you may experience a sort of brain fog and lowered cognitive function.