Sentence examples for response to suffocation from inspiring English sources

Psychiatrists have theorized that emotional distress reflects a built-in response to suffocation.

As a believer ("I was raised a Presbyterian, but Farrer made an Anglican out of me"), he can only have faith that God acts through people's response to calamity, rather than through, say, the suffocation of a fishery and the death of a sea.

Consistent with earlier suggestions that panic is a false biological alarm, the affective response to CO2 may be part of a protective system triggered by suffocation and acute metabolic distress.

"The roads were narrow... it led to suffocation.

The constriction of rationing here amounts to suffocation.

Intravenous fluids have been connected to tubes intended to deliver oxygen, leading to suffocation.

Is drowning by tsunami equal to suffocation in a gas chamber?

Secretions collect in the throat and may lead to suffocation by blocking the airway.

Most of the deaths were due to suffocation, according to reports.

The movie is gorgeous, as you would expect from Sorrentino, but beauty this great can lead to suffocation.

Violent paroxysms of severe cough lead to suffocation with the lips and face turning blue.