Sentence examples for pain incurred from inspiring English sources

Supererogatory behavior is a requirement, but punishing those who do not fulfill the requirement would be too costly in terms of the relative pain incurred to the agent as against the benefit to the potential beneficiary.

Furthermore, research studies in the field of intraoral topical anesthesia reported that lipid nanoparticle-encapsulated 2%% ropivacaine gel was as potent as 20%% benzocaine gel in decreasing pain incurred during needle injection and activating soft-tissue anesthesia [49].

Convenient access to a practitioner was cited frequently by participants who were mindful of the physical pain incurred by travelling sometimes even only short distances for treatment.

3 About 10% to 25% of patients with persistent chronic low back pain incur most of the costs (75%).

Studies in the Netherlands [ 7] and Sweden [ 8] have demonstrated that 12 [ 7] to 22 [ 8]percentt of patients who visit primary care with shoulder pain incur between 74 and 91percentt of the total cost respectively; a relatively small percentage of patients incur a high percentage of the cost.

This scene from the beginning of David Lean's 1962 film "Lawrence of Arabia" has come to serve as an emblem of T. E. Lawrence's stoicism (or masochism, depending on whom you ask), but the rest of Lean's epic reveals the near impossibility of a soldier's "not minding" the physical and psychological pains incurred in war.

His breathing was labored and he continued his requests for oxygen, along with more complaints of chest pains incurred when the medical team attempted to resuscitate him the day before that -- he couldn't breathe.

He was struck by Smith's devotion to her son, Daniel, who died in the Bahamas, in 2006, and by the back pain she incurred from her breast implants, which probably exacerbated her pill addiction.

A recent report by UBS estimated that in the first year, the citizens of the exiting nation would face costs of as much as 11,000 euros a person on top of the austerity-induced pain already incurred.

Leaving for another day the question of admiration, since only a barrister can really know how much pain is incurred when legal drudgery is sacrificed for the cut and thrust of baby pilates, it was Mr Clegg's shared belief, with Laura Perrins, that "choice" is involved in the average working parents' lives that was most unworthy.

This video does a great job of introducing these moments and the need for the possibility of "Calling in Black" when they happen, due to the pain they incur and debilitating effect they have on our well being as people of color.