Sentence examples for trauma weather from inspiring English sources

Lay people associate rheumatic diseases with old age, minor physical trauma, weather, dietetic conditions, or emotional issues.

In an attempt to account for potential causes of knee OA, participants discussed beliefs about the impact of a range of factors, such as genes, previous activities, trauma, weather and a "wear and tear" explanation, while older participants tended to approach knee OA as part of a natural ageing process.

"UNICEF has to look at what kind of environment is in place to ensure that children don't just survive, but thrive and can weather trauma, distress and disaster in a way that doesn't destroy their confidence in life".

Some accounts were focused on placing responsibility on the individual, such as the impact of previous activities or excessive body weight that could have been avoided, while others attributed causes to factors beyond the individual's control, such as genes, weather, trauma or ageing.

"UNICEF is working not just to respond to the immediate effects of the tsunami, but focusing on building foundations for life to ensure that children don't just survive, but thrive and can weather trauma, distress and disaster in a way that doesn't destroy their confidence in life".

It is presumptuous to think in such terms about a child who has had to weather the trauma of his parents' divorce.

Foulds has a certain amount of fun writing against the genre expectations of gangster fiction, but he also works through some of the more serious themes that underpinned The Broken Word in terms of violence and trauma, "and the chaotic weather systems of great events that sweep people up, and how you then put the world back together, or at least start to, after those experiences".

The current state of our health is called vikruti and is affected by many internal and external factors, including emotional and physical stressors, daily food choices, the changing seasons and weather, physical trauma, and work-family relationships.

I thought I had weathered the trauma of diagnosis and treatment, thought I was ready to focus on the future.

For the most ridiculous reason, he denies that climate change is real, even while millions of Americans have just suffered incalculable emotional trauma and physical losses by weather disasters with a ferocity we have never seen before.

Over the last few years, weather-related garden trauma seems to have become a fact of life.