The phrase "source of suffering" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something or someone that causes pain, struggle, or hardship in life. Example: "For many people, their job can be a source of suffering, leading to stress, burnout, and emotional exhaustion."
A lack of water, food and warmth are a fresh and acute source of suffering.
The risk is that we will frame trade as a fundamental source of suffering and losses, which would make voters more nervous, not less.
The absent hand is more of a curiosity and totem (this book revolves around many discreetly enchanted places and things) than a source of suffering.
This is true for example in Buddhism, which sees change in nature and the cosmos as a potential source of suffering for the human.
Case and Deaton's data set covered periods of war and peace, great booms and depressions, and so the temptation has been to look for a deeper and longer-running source of suffering.
Well, the U.S. has removed the whole Saddam regime, which was the real source of suffering for the Iraqi people, and yet that seems to be worth nothing to Germany and France.
Some patients may undergo long-term psychodynamic psychotherapy, which attempts to expose unconscious sources of suffering.
That "special" patients, such as the family and friends of clinicians, often speed through the system without delays shows that such waits and dropped balls are indeed avoidable sources of suffering.
It is list of al cheits, a national and global list of transgressions and sources of suffering.
It takes form in all the social, cultural, economic, political and religious structures that devalue human beings and that are sources of suffering.
Nevertheless, loss or changes in self-identity were sources of suffering for a number of participants.
