Sentence examples for suffering general from inspiring English sources

The other factors linked with self-perceived halitosis were: female gender (O.R. = 0.71, p = 0.041), suffering general anxiety (O.R. = 0.66, p = 0.010) and poor oral hygiene (O.R. = 0.65, p = 0.040).

Chow misses an opportunity to make more of an analogy about their well-being and suffering, general malaise and the obtuseness of a selfish mother… Or are we just reading too much into this here?

Indeed, in Sallust's systematic analysis Rome was shown to be suffering the general fate of empires.

Jewish and Gentile painters seized it as a symbol of suffering in general – and of the Jews in particular.

Sturgeon didn't know what to make of this discovery, but Henry's boys were suffering a general winter restlessness, and this amazing toy would keep their attention.

Yarmolenko perhaps hasn't quite reached the levels he hit before the Euros – and to an extent is suffering the general malaise at Dynamo – but his work-rate and willingness to drop back into midfield makes him a vital component of Fomenko's system.

I found it unfair of Glauber to have left me on the ground that I was afraid of everything, since we'd met at Group: a group for people suffering from general anxiety disorder, which I'd joined after dropping out of the group for hypochondriacs, because it didn't encompass all my worries.

Then again, the company could be suffering from general concerns over its continuing struggles to make money.

Of callous indifference not just to the dignity of labor, but to suffering in general.

The 3-year-old had been placed in foster care in 2011 after caseworkers substantiated that he was suffering from general neglect and that Wilson and the boy's father were incapacitated or absent, the sources said.

As well meaning as so many people are, not many really want to hear about Huntington's -- or suffering in general, and what it's really like to live with this kind of disease.