Sentence examples for nagging effects from inspiring English sources

He tried to return early from back surgery, but the nagging effects from his injury limited his explosiveness and conditioning.

Due to the nagging effects of chronic diseases on the quality of life, chronic diseases remain a relevant public health problem and a medical challenge, with long term disability adjusted life years in both developed and developing countries.

The notion that a nagging effect leads to better health for men is bolstered by new research showing that among heart attack victims, married men arrive at the hospital soonest.

There is one nagging issue: pricing.

However, a nagging issue remains.

One nagging issue that remains, however, is the role of ordinances in stimulating the informal sector.

On the downside, there is nagging doubt (ignorance) about the effects of magnesium on chronic bone disease.

For an athlete, the pressures of a long season, high expectations and nagging injuries have a similar effect: a loss that may have been tolerable at the start of a season sets off a violent response in the playoffs.

As the defending Eastern Conference champions, they have little of the carefree defiance they showed last season, and instead seem to be feeling the effects of pressure and nagging injuries.

"Almost like a computer that has some other process running the background, poverty creates this nagging background process and that could itself have an effect on actual cognitive capacity," Mullainathan said.

Staying in a business premise with undesired effects is like staying at home with a nagging wife, so choose wisely.