Sentence examples for too much suffering from inspiring English sources

The mice are killed if the tumor is removed for transplanting into more mice or is causing too much suffering.

And I realize that for upper-middle-class people and above, it would be a cost they could absorb without too much suffering.

But Wolpe's slow movement — an adagio subtitled "Too Much Suffering in the World" — allowed for a more introspective approach that found resonance in the Takemitsu and the Wuorinen pieces, both slow and rich in delicate tracery.

We are carbon addicts so we are discussing how to overcome our addiction, in a mature way, trying to avoid too much suffering.

"I saw too much suffering," he says.

"It's a place that saw too much suffering," she said.

The country's president, Ahmet Necdet Sezer, vetoed legislation to reduce subsidies for tobacco farmers this month, saying it would cause too much added suffering.

Dehydration — which can be the consequence of drinking too little, sweating too much or suffering from repeated bouts of vomiting or diarrhea — results in dark urine with a smell of ammonia; it should be treated as a warning to drink more water or other plain fluids.

He described the experience of visiting the battleground in the preface of "A Great Civil War": "The battleground of Gettysburg offers the bright face of a vacation destination at warm noontime, but there is a chill in the air nevertheless, and at dawn or dusk the emanations from too much violence, suffering and killing become palpable.

Having chosen to stand alongside the powerless, we have witnessed far too much injustice, suffering and misfortune over the past decade.

Others say too much human suffering will create enormous problems.