Sentence examples for were depressed by from inspiring English sources

Grey et al. [ 30] found that H-reflexes were depressed by postactivation depression to a much greater extent than stretch reflexes in both healthy and spastic participants for short intervals of repetitive stimuli, especially in healthy subjects if the interval between stimuli was less than 10 seconds.

They were depressed by the Thomas-Marbury era.

The company said Wednesday that second-quarter sales were depressed by the confusion in Washington.

SO THE markets were depressed by the Fed's hints at a tapering of quantitative easing?

The earnings a year ago were depressed by a charge of $32.9 million related to the company's New York restaurant.

Pre-tax profits were depressed by more than £500m of one-off costs, including those relating to the accounting issue.

In turn, the mother was depressed by her son's failings and this depression caused her symptoms.

And they're depressed by it.

Sunil Sikka is depressed by Giles' success.

Marshall said schools would be depressed by the new syllabus.

I'd expected to be depressed by "Reason in a Dark Time," but I wasn't.