Sentence examples for pain-inducing from inspiring English sources

It was exactly the kind of pain-inducing budget that many had predicted.

Martin began racing up and down the floor in pain-inducing spurts.

Jab them with a big needle full of pain-inducing substances, and they'll bark for a booster shot.

A craving for pain-inducing food is just one way our brains make a corned-beef hash of our eating behaviours.

Malcolm Stevens, a former government policy adviser and director of secure training centres who helped to develop the government's guidance for staff working in secure centres during the 1990s, said he could not understand why pain-inducing techniques were endorsed.

There was an exploding vest, a foot digging into a wound, an injection of pain-inducing hyoscine-pentothal, a threat to cut out the eyes of a suspect being interrogated unless he confessed where the Sentox nerve gas cannisters were.

Joseph and Levine showed that caspase signaling pathway contributed to the pain induced in two models of painful peripheral neuropathy [ 16].

The present study determined whether muscle pain, induced experimentally by electrical stimulation, is inhibited by a painful heat stimulus.

In migraineurs, habituation response normalizes during pain induced by a migraine attack, but it does not normalize during CPT-induced tonic pain.

FMS is characterised by allodynia (pain induced by an innocuous stimuli) and hyperalgesia (an increase response to a painful stimuli).

In an interview with The Black Collegian in 1997, he asserted that success had not come easily, calling it "nerve wracking, gut-wrenching and pain inducing".