Sentence examples for scale of bereavement from inspiring English sources

The effort required to save one rotting giant, otherwise destined for the chipper, might seem absurd when compared with the dizzying scale of bereavement already apprehended in global climate change.

The model as it currently stands represents activities that underpin quality in palliative care, like the division of labour, care planning, the management of risk and complexity, the salience of boundaries and the scale and scope of bereavement.

A person can't just say one word, as they can with illness or bereavement, and have the scale of it be understood.

The etiquette of bereavement was intricate.

But there remains, she said, a palpable sense of bereavement.

The little book of bereavement is also recommended reading.

"Doctor Who does that form of bereavement rather well.

Behind that is a real sense of bereavement and victimization.

Such bereavement hallucinations frequently occur in the first year or two of bereavement, when they are most "needed".

Anne Wadey is the head of bereavement advice at Bereavement Advice Centre Join the community of global development professionals and experts.

Although bereavement and depression are both common in older primary care patients, the effect of bereavement on depression intervention outcomes is unknown.