Not only is the country in the midst of the worst financial meltdown since the Depression, but Hollywood itself has been suffering from pervasive unemployment at every job level, a severely-reduced number of production and development deals, and---especially in network television---a shrinking viewing audience.
His dance company of 15 years had disbanded, his marriage had recently ended, and he was suffering from a pervasive melancholy that made the idea of creating new work feel like a distant mirage.
When people with schizophrenia are suffering extreme and pervasive delusions, they do not understand what they are doing.
There are no weapons or explosions, just a woman suffering from vague but pervasive allergies, gradually disintegrating.
Subjects suffering from only psychiatric problems, pervasive developmental disorders, and any form of mental retardation (IQ ≤ 80) including fragile X syndrome were excluded.
Distress is pervasive among medical students with some students suffering serious consequences.
Patients suffering from this disorder are characterized by having a pervasive and persistent low mood that is accompanied by low self-esteem, despair, and may go on to develop anhedonia, which manifests as a loss of interest or pleasure in normally enjoyable activities.
Along with suffering higher rates of HIV/AIDS and malnutrition, transgender people face "pervasive violence" from society and their family, according to a 2015 IACHR report.
Anxiety, depression and stress are troubling people everywhere, many not suffering significant economic losses, but worrying they will or simply reacting to pervasive uncertainty.
Sixty-two percent of victims are suffering retaliation, and the recent Human Rights Watch report proves the retaliation is severe and pervasive.
