Sentence examples for misery caused from inspiring English sources

Misery caused by "joy-riding" may breed support for paramilitary punishments.

"They [Glencore] are millionaires making money from other people's misery caused by the drought," he said.

You can't even have a drink without being confronted by the "untold misery" caused by booze.

And, of course, there's the sheer human misery caused by war, and the moral debt that incurs.

He wanted to reduce the human misery caused by severe economic cycles, like the Great Depression, which he had personally witnessed.

Today, the couple have split up and the home they built is on the market, thanks, he says, to the misery caused by the drilling.

In the 19th century, a lethal cocktail mixing the misery caused by industrialisation with cheap spirits helped to set off endemic alcohol abuse.

Having had Mr Hudson and the Library play outside my house, I am familiar with the misery caused by live music you really don't want to hear.

Your first year of law school is a gauntlet -- a pride swallowing, misery causing, siege.

(A full year's data smoothes out the effect of seasonal miseries caused by summer thunderstorms and winter snow).

The stupefactions and miseries caused by illnesses, bereavements, divorces and stalled marriages often give rise to a kind of deeply felt clowning that's not like much else in contemporary American fiction.