Sentence examples for more traumatic event from inspiring English sources

For the British, there was no more traumatic event in the entire 19th century than the Great Mutiny.

The class leader later told me, admiringly, 'Yu Hua, you were crying so fervently!' " He paused, and then jumped 13 years to a memory of another momentous — and more traumatic — event in China's modern history.

The presentation indicates a near linear rise for increasing psychological strain with the number of traumatic event types ranging from 23% in respondents who reported three or fewer traumatizing experiences to 100% prevalence of PTSD in those who report 28 or more traumatic event types in their past.

Although exposure to one or more traumatic events is by definition essential for PTSD to develop, most people exposed to such events never develop the disorder.

But it did specify that many students had been traumatized before the attack: nearly two-thirds (64 percent) had been exposed to one or more traumatic events before 9/11, including seeing someone killed or seriously injured (39percentt) or seeing the violent or accidental death of a close friend (29percentt) or of a family member (27percentt).

Further, compared to those without migraine, migraineurs reported more traumatic events (3.0 vs. 2.4, p < 0.0001) [21].

Almost 90percentt of us ― almost everyone ― experiences at least one of more traumatic events in a lifetime, and there is no shame in getting pummeled by a devastating event.

Participants were divided into two groups according to self-reported exposure to early traumatic life events: 1) those reporting none, and 2) those reporting one or more traumatic events.

A higher score on the traumatic experiences scale signified more traumatic events.

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is triggered after experiencing one or more traumatic events.

More than half (53%) of the sample reported experiencing 6 or more traumatic events.