Sentence examples for misery through from inspiring English sources

Gillian Guy, chief executive of Citizens Advice, said firms were causing misery through poor business practices and high interest rates.

All the evidence is that the system tends to cause a chain of misery through childhood and dependency thereafter.

Indeed, the United States is indirectly aggravating Europe's misery, through the dollar, which has tumbled 26percentt against the euro in the last year.

And last, but far from least, don't South Floridians have an inalienable right to hassle-free air-conditioning in the summer, when humidity, rain and insects conspire to squeeze misery through open windows and doors?

Together the two groups now control most of the country outside the capital.Despite its small size (population only 3.3m), Liberia's troubles have spread violence and misery through much of West Africa.

In their confusion as they hurried past, Mrs. Nakamura, with her children, and Father Kleinsorge, with Mr. Fukai on his back, hardly saw him; he was just part of the general blur of misery through which they moved.

"With cool black humor, Kalfus invites us to compare religious and cultural hatreds with personal ones, refracting his characters' domestic miseries through the light shed by international events," Sylvia Brownrigg wrote here.

The history is a tale of much misery, shot through with flashes of hope and bravery.

But it was for mild-mannered vicar Ashley that the insecurity-cock crowed loudest, his misery clanging through the dales like the bells of St Mary's.

The ability of the educated, the politicians and the rich to take constructive initiatives contrasted starkly with the inability of the peasantry to help itself: peasants relieved their misery principally through spasms of savagery against their landlords' representatives, but such violence was repressed sternly and helped nobody.

"The historical light of misery flooding through".