Sentence examples for prolonged misery from inspiring English sources

Third, prolonged misery and hopelessness for millions of Arab young people will create a new generation of desperate jihadists who blame the west for their despair.

Patients want to be sure that they will not be temporarily cured or revived against their wishes, only to die in another few weeks after unnecessarily prolonged misery.

Still, working in Mr. Stretton's favor is that he was not around in the late 1990's, when the Royal Ballet went through prolonged misery during the closure and reconstruction of the Royal Opera House.

It's worse than a break up, because it frustrates our craving for resolution and most often involves false hope and prolonged misery.

Common sense suggests that if officials were not afraid of being "death-paneled," we could save some money by withholding care when, rather than saving a life, it serves only to prolong misery for a little while.

People say the medicines themselves can kill because of all the side effects... why take them if they are just prolonging misery.

A lack of transparency and overvalued bank assets prolonged the misery the last time.

"This has been a terrible process which has prolonged the misery not just for the alleged victims but also for Janner and his family".

"I volunteered to come here because if I hadn't, some soldier might not have been replaced and that would have prolonged his misery or could have even killed him," said Sergei Halan, 20, a journalism student from Cherkasy.

But now, the industry's troubles may be prolonging the misery.

It's deuce... 4.54pm:... and inevitably the Canadians break back and prolong this misery.