Sentence examples for painful development from inspiring English sources

When I travel elsewhere in the developed world (Australia, North America, continental Europe), the contrast is painful; development ministries being closed down, budgets cut, and (at the risk of doing an injustice to any number of talented, dedicated activists and researchers) a palpable sense of being marginal to political debate and priorities.

It was a painful development, as was the artist's dismal return to representational imagery.

During his dip, Sergei stepped on a sea-urchin spine, a painful development, but he mentioned it only in passing among the shouting, hilarity, and mutual congratulations.

If this was a painful development for England, it was also the concrete manifestation of a calamity foretold as early as the opening seconds of the game.

There were no orthodox Hegelians, but there were denominational critics of Hegelianism, especially Roman Catholics, whose cognizance of Hegel's painful development invoked, despite their differences, a certain fellow feeling with him.

To psychologists, to render the Rorschach test meaningless would be a particularly painful development because there has been so much research conducted — tens of thousands of papers, by Dr. Smith's estimate — to try to link a patient's responses to certain psychological conditions.

But in light of the painful developments Wednesday, perhaps it is best that Venus has to worry only about the singles in Melbourne.

In conclusion, GFT performed as leg-bicycling decreased pain development during repetitive work tasks, possibly due to improved oxygenation of the painful muscles.

The jellyfish, though, are a painful new development.

A tear is painful during development, whereas a constituted tear is less painful, if at all.

Without the use of an estrogen blocker or aromatase inhibitor such as anastrozole a drug used in the treatment of breast cancer the person may see abnormal, sometimes painful, breast development.