Sentence examples for present depression from inspiring English sources

Her present depression, she says in 1965, began when she visited her old neighborhood in Boston.

It was not clear what caused the princess to sink into her present depression eight months ago.

"Former business depressions have not hurt baseball," he told The Associated Press, "and I do not think the present depression will materially affect attendance this year".

It's appropriate that in this present depression there should be a National Film Theatre celebration of Frank Capra (1897-1991) and the re-release of six of the movies that established him as the greatest, or at least most celebrated, director of the 1930s Depression.

Under the present depression of prices, affecting all the productions of the country and every branch of industry, proceeding from causes explained on a former occasion, the revenue has considerably diminished, the effect of which has been to compel Congress either to abandon these great measures of defense or to resort to loans or internal taxes to supply the deficiency.

Having regard to the strong financial position of such companies as Royal Dutch, Shell Transport, Anglo-Persian and Burmah Oil, the market appears to be taking an unduly pessimistic view of the ability of these companies to withstand the present depression in the oil industry.

Cumulatively, these stories present Depression-era American life with great clarity.

The notably high factor III scores in females indicate that females with MDD in a PC setting are more likely to present depression-related anxiety symptoms than males.

Surra was suspected in 5 captive Sumatran rhinoceroses (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis sumatrensis) in Malaysia presenting depression, anorexia, incoordination, muscle tremor, nasal haemorrhage, recumbency, and labored breathing followed by death.

Somatic symptoms are the culturally acceptable way of presenting depression in many cultural traditions, and symptoms and symptom clusters presented in PTSD and the meaning attributed to traumatic events may also vary according to culture [ 2].

From the health care system perspective, some studies confirm that 25-35% of patients consuming Primary Care services have a psychiatric condition, with over 80% of these patients presenting depression or anxiety disorders [ 5].