Sentence examples for severe reversals from inspiring English sources

People who suffer from dangerous forms of mental illness, who have experienced severe reversals in their lives or who have suicidal thoughts are most vulnerable when these feelings course through society, as Adam Lankford describes in "The Myth of Martyrdom". They are more likely to lash out, as we have seen in case after case of mass murder.

A principle-based approach is easier to discuss live life realizing that sudden, and sometimes severe, reversals can happen to any of us, and try to be as immunized to this risk as possible.

When those rebellions provoked elections in which Muslim fundamentalists did well, a second round of books lamented a supposed "Islamic Winter". The "Islamic Winter" paradigm has now faded in the countries that experienced the youth revolutions, with the reassertion of the military and the nationalists in Egypt and the severe reversals the religious militias have faced in central Syria.

In the following year he suffered a severe reversal, losing his war chest and his harem.

Economists warn of an unmanaged boom, as high inflation, a weakening currency and rampant construction stoke fears of a severe reversal to come.

By May 1645, and now desperately short of supplies, Rupert captured Leicester, but suffered a severe reversal at the Battle of Naseby a month later.

Mr. Armstrong, who was apparently in despair over severe financial reversals and a broken marriage, had not been a central character, but the unhappiness of his wife, Taylor, was a recurring theme.

Facing severe investment reversals and dying of throat cancer, he completed his memoirs, which proved a major critical and financial success.

The most severe market reversal Lynch faced was the crash of 1987 when stocks declined more than 30%.

The Scottish novelist Candia McWilliam met with so many midlife reversals — divorce, severe alcoholism, and, finally, a rare condition called blepharospasm that left her unable to open her eyes — that her friends all but demanded she write a memoir.

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