Sentence examples for substantive pain from inspiring English sources

"There is political pain and substantive pain" in the cuts to nonmilitary spending, said Richard Kogan, a senior fellow at Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a left-leaning research group, who noted that roughly a quarter of those cuts would affect Americans at or below the poverty line.

For example patients suffering from chronic condition may experience a substantive pain, not be able to take care of themselves and lack of mobility.

The central hypothesis of the study is that yoga practiced with concurrent substantive mindfulness will reduce pain-related fear, increase pain acceptance and pressure pain thresholds, resulting in long-term adherence.

But over time – and especially since the Tories came back with their unexpected majority – any substantive concern with sharing the pain disappeared, and we were left only with spin.

Yet in other ways symbolic and substantive, the Democrats are taking pains to turn the Staples Center into a palace devoted to the art of rebuttal.

Is Hedges going to call for any substantive economic policies to alleviate the pain of the indigent, including immigrants?

In a cohort study with 1290 patients, Cassileth and Vickers found that massage therapy was associated with a substantive improvement in cancer patients' symptoms such as pain, fatigue, stress/anxiety, nausea, and depression [ 5].

Latent class analysis (LCA) was used to identify a substantive number of clusters with different combinations of 16 pain sites.

Pain needs to be treated with therapies which provide substantive benefit.

This study supports the need for yoga programs tailored for FM that include modification of poses to minimize aggravating movements, and substantive training in meditation and other yoga-based coping methods to minimize pain-related fear.

The exemptions mark a substantive change to the policy since the election, before which Morrison was at pains to say there would be no changes.