Sentence examples for that a bereavement from inspiring English sources

Inspectors found that a bereavement room for mothers who had lost their babies did not have any sound proofing and was not in an area away from the delivery rooms.

These feelings are highlighted in the work of Rando [ 42] who points out that after a bereavement, feelings of vulnerability and helplessness are relatively common.

Her decision to marry Adolf, we learn, came at a time when her mother was dying of tuberculosis and her father sinking into a bereavement that would consume him.

Putting that down will be like a bereavement for him in many ways".

She's lost her daughter – a bereavement that her grandson Ryan is a constant reminder of.

To the same point, there was nearly a round of applause when I announced that I had found a bereavement group I intended to stick with.

These are among the reasons that Ms. Smith-Shepard, a bereavement counselor, has embraced a hotly contested plan by Gov. Mark S. Schweiker to seize control of the city's troubled school system on Dec. 1 and to place its educational and fiscal management under the authority of a private, for-profit company.

It appears that the effectiveness of a bereavement intervention is largely determined by the population towards it is directed.

She has been told that she cannot apply for a bereavement payment (a fixed £2,000 grant), nor bereavement allowance (£95.25 per week), nor widowed parent's allowance, on the grounds that, at the time of her partner's death, they were not legally married.

They pointed to (well meaning) platitudes made by some health professionals who suggested that although they had suffered a bereavement, there was comfort to be had in having another baby who had survived.

Not dancing is a bereavement - losing the thing that's so much part of your identity".