Sentence examples for resulting trauma from inspiring English sources

Land is the victim of a crime -- and his resulting trauma is the proffered key meant to help us understand, and possibly forgive, his future shortcomings.

The prize of those wars, Jerusalem, eluded Christendom's grasp for a thousand years, and the resulting trauma has corrupted the conscience of the West to this day.

"Can making love in front of your dog disturb it so much that the resulting trauma might be long lasting, or even permanent?" The answer is: Yes, it can.

(The resulting trauma persisted for decades; if you haven't read Geoffrey Wolff '60's wonderful novel The Final Club, written in 1990, you should). Bob Goheen '40 *48, in 1958 the new president of the University and to this day the only club member ever to hold that office, tried to broker an agreement, but it was too late.

The scale and use of extremism within Islamic State's educational curriculum, coupled with a child's systematic normalization to, and resulting trauma from, acts of violence, will require a nuanced approach that must build on traditional demobilization, disarmament, and re-integration (DDR) infrastructure.

The resulting trauma has gone largely unexamined in Cambodian society.

Brain injury resulting from trauma is generally more diffuse than that following stroke, and cognitive impairments are often prominent depending on the site and severity of injury.

Behavioral changes resulting from trauma.

Musculoskeletal tissue loss or damage resulting from trauma, surgery, or disease presents a significant medical challenge.

Segmental bone defects resulting from trauma or pathology represent a common and significant clinical problem.

To determine the role of pelvic fractures in auditing mortality resulting from trauma.