| The early deaths of his children would later lead to bouts of depression and emotional suffering. |
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| The emotional suffering of their families and loved ones is considerable, and the financial burden on the health care system is significant. |
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| Along with the physical and emotional suffering, the economic costs of domestic violence are considerable. |
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| Rather, this fight is taken up to protect us from physical and emotional suffering, which tends to accompany illnesses. |
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| The constant physical and emotional suffering caused by the implant operations is often immense. |
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| Physical suffering aside, a healing presence can relieve emotional suffering. |
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| Lawyers said cases regarding emotional suffering are some of the hardest in which to determine compensation. |
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| There were healings from back troubles and various joint illnesses, asthma, deafness and also deliverance from emotional suffering. |
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| With such a painful childhood, did you become a neuroscientist to help relieve emotional suffering? |
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| This makes maintaining family ties harder still, increases the likelihood of family break-up, and causes additional psychological and emotional suffering for the prisoner. |
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| Coppola wanted some representation of this emotional suffering. |
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| The Chamber therefore considers that there are grounds to believe that VPRS 1 suffered harm that may be characterised at this stage as emotional suffering related to the loss of family members. |
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| In August 2005, Piresferreira sued Bell and her former supervisor for assault and battery, negligent and intentional infliction of emotional suffering, past and future loss of income, and wrongful dismissal. |
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| Victim means a natural person who has suffered harm, including physical or mental injury, emotional suffering or economic loss, caused by acts or omissions that are in violation of the criminal law of a member state. |
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