Sentence examples for psychological gulf from inspiring English sources
But it also opened up a psychological gulf between the two coasts.
The psychological gulf between the two is often traced to their childhoods: Jeter grew up with a father; A-Rod didn't.
Only recently, real estate brokers said, have major corporate tenants been willing to cross the seemingly wide cultural and psychological gulf between Manhattan and Jersey City, which was regarded as a backwater.
Beyond those differences, a psychological gulf remains rooted in resentment among former East Germans of what they see as the wholesale dismissal and takeover of a society, where, as they like to say, "we also lived".
The commission's anthology of learned answers was predictable and unsatisfying: social, economic and physical disparities, it maintained, had created such a psychological gulf that "player regarded fan as 'the other' and fan objectified the player as a cartoon figure, thus removing any common ground of humanity and empathy".
"No psychological technique better illustrates the yawning gulf" between data and clinical practice.
And taking a cue from other environmental disasters such as the nuclear incident at Three Mile Island and the World Trade Center attacks, she says, where many people reported mental stress, 4, 5 the GuLF STUDY will also investigate psychological outcomes in relation to cleanup and living in the Gulf region.
Like personnel in other hostile deployments, some Gulf War troops experienced trauma and extreme psychological stress in theater.
Kuwait and the Sunni-led Gulf states, backed by Saudi Arabia, help complete the psychological and geographical encirclement of Iran.
3 Another hypothesis to explain disparity in disease manifestation could be toxigenic environment factors and psychological stress; the fifth generation was born in the post-Gulf War era when environmental pollution resulting from the fire in oil wells was linked to many health problems.
Because combat-related traumatic events have long been recognized for their effects on psychological health, some tools for their assessment existed at the initiation of the Gulf War studies.
