Sentence examples for recurring harms from inspiring English sources
In the ENT patients bleeding, infection and/or dehydration following adenotonsillectomy were recurring harms.
In the Sahel region of Africa, for example, recurring drought harms human welfare and can contribute towards destabilization in the region.
Fears that crops in the 2014-15 season would be badly harmed by the recurring El Niño weather pattern (whereby rising Pacific Ocean temperatures change winds and rainfall) look overdone.
Some centres selected special wards where self-harm was a recurring problem, while others made the training available for all employees.
Our results suggest that disgust propensity may be one factor that predicts recurring intrusive cognitions after an event involving witnessing injury or bodily harm.
The improper listing of patents with the F.D.A. "may be a recurring problem in the pharmaceutical industry" and such listings can harm consumers, the commission said.
Amazingly enough, it turns out that the Franciscan priest was not referring to the collective violence and recurring symptoms of the global plague of Catholic priests who harmed children, enabled by the malignant neglect of the Vatican.
The harm caused by each of these threats lasts well beyond childhood, often recurring in the next generation.
Recurring messages in the literature are patient and carer uncertainty around urgency, the fear of harm if treatment is delayed and the value placed on clinical assessment for reassurance.
Their recurring lament was that lost in the loud debate over the budget in Washington were the countless ways that sequestration harms rank-and-file soldiers, civilians and families.
