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This island was a perfect place to convalesce, given that it was the stresses of city life that had brought on his illness.

Once, Mr. Toyoda checked himself into a hospital for stress brought on by intensive bullying by one of his bosses, people close to him say.

A veterinarian said the heart attack was likely the result of stress brought on by the experience.

Turn your steps toward these everlasting ruins, all this destruction the enemy has brought on the sanctuary.

Performing an open-ended analysis internally is often impaired by the expectations brought on by individuals working within the company.

This event is often brought on by stress or trauma, leading the confused young werewolf to lash out at whatever is hurting him.

The dizziness brought on by spinning or circling is intended to introduce randomness or to facilitate an altered state of consciousness.

Osteoporosis (bone resorption) is often brought on by high phosphorus and low calcium intake.

She rubbed her forehead with her hand and thought of her terrible migraine headache, brought on by all this packing.

And to pass by you into Macedonia, and again from Macedonia to come to you, and by you to be brought on my way towards Judea.

When they were brought on board the steamer, the mother went first to her little boy to see that he was alive.

Now this is all fine and dandy, except for the fact that you also can no longer experience the joys brought on by life.

And his head was brought on a platter, and given to the damsel: and she brought it to her mother.

And his head was brought on a platter and given to the girl, and she brought it to her mother.

He was out in the rain all day and that brought on a bad cold.

The state of slavery which is thus brought on is the worst form of cancer to which humanity is subject.

All that people would have seen was a recession brought on by high interest rates.

He was out in the rain all day and this brought on a bad cold.

I'll be happy if I live long enough to worry about dying from heart disease or cancer brought on by air pollution.

One view holds that the bank was capsized by the financial tsunami brought on by the subprime mortgage crisis.

When brought on to the Site, Contractor's Equipment shall be deemed to be exclusively intended for the execution of the Works.

His wife kept dinning in his ears about his incapability , his stupidity, and the misfortune he had brought on his family.

So far, lawsuits brought on health-and-safety grounds have been more of a warning than a general threat.

A poor harvest brought on by bad weather was the original culprit, but with prices soaring, hoarding may also be responsible.

When the dew drops are brought on the top of my hair, I appear as if a pretty lotus full of tears.

She was out all day in the rain and this brought on a bad cold.

Maybe some of our fears are brought on by your own experiences, by what someone has told you, by what you've read in the papers.

Superstition: Peacock Feathers should never be brought on stage, either as a costume element, prop or part of a set as chaos will ensue.

The Rabbit will generally have good health this year. Avoid stress brought on by working too much and watch out for food-related illnesses.

It is not true to say that authoritarian leadership has brought on the collapse of the banking system.

The plant chemicals also appeared to counteract the tiredness brought on by doing the intensive arithmetic.

I don't want to catch any of you with a bright red nose brought on from nipping at a bottle of Old Granddad.

Until demand from emerging markets slackens, or new discoveries are brought on stream, there seem likely to be bouts of upward pressure.

Nightmares are often brought on by a real-life event, such as moving to a new place, or a trauma, such as being the victim of a crime.

In short, this looks to me like a cyclical downturn brought on by tighter monetary policy, and not a "hard landing" or crisis.

The statement says Mr. Castro had surgery for gastrointestinal bleeding brought on by stress and he will rest for the next few weeks.

Many beachfront structures on the U. S. Atlantic coast have already been lost to rising seas brought on by storms and unusually high tides.

Finally, the Great Recession was brought on by a runaway financial sector, empowered by reckless deregulation.

Michel Gondry (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) was quickly brought on to direct, but a new Kato was still missing from the cast.

Much of what we suffer we have brought on ourselves, if not by actual fault, at least by ignorance or thoughtlessness .

The raid was part of a crackdown on increasing crime in Guangdong that has been brought on in part by the economic downturn.

A reader, thus, has been striped of the aesthetic pleasure brought on by his o. . .

The show announced that farmers had been enjoying fine spaghetti crops, brought on by a calm winter.

To its defects he attributes the decline in morale which brought on the revolution and national collapse.

The cause is partly genetic but depression may be brought on by hormonal changes, drug abuse or excessive drinking.

Energy consumption brought on severe environment pollution, affected environmental quality and economic development.

Hemorrhoids may be brought on by pregnancy, obesity, and receiving anal sex. But the main cause is straining during bowel movement.

Fatigue brought on dark rings under her eyes.

Brussels' second probe centres on mainframe maintenance services, and is being brought on the Commission's own initiative.

There may be another reason athletes are taking Viagra - to compensate for the impotence brought on by banned hormones.

Due to the singleness of sales channel in fund marketing system, increasingly fierce competition is brought on in fund industry.

Unlike full-time staff, consultants are usually brought on board to solve a particular problem or implement a specific technology.

Try shutting me up, they brought on the Pancake Breakfast ($220) which had 2 large pancakes with eggs, hash brown and 2 sausages.

Performance will be slightly down on the hard-top, however, because of extra weight brought on by strengthening of the roofless chassis.

Therefore the Lord 's anger burned against this land, so that he brought on it all the curses written in this book.

This plague of darkness was the ninth of the punishments God brought on Egypt.

After Moses and Aaron left Pharaoh, Moses cried out to the Lord about the frogs he had brought on Pharaoh.

He was out all day in the rain and this brought on a had cold.

It was the tank was brought on for the first trick and then taken offstage .

Pycnogenol may benefit the entire cardiovascular system by preventing excessive platelet aggregation brought on by smoking and stress.

And the President said he has been praying every night that he doesn't do any more damage than he has already brought on the country.

It was brought on by the fact that someone had committed a crime against society, or the gods.

Dentists are seeing growing numbers of patients suffering from headaches brought on by grinding their teeth during the night.

K. Shivamma, a 38-year-old farmer, said she took her first loan hoping to reverse several years of crop failure brought on by drought.

CFOs must make financial accuracy a top priority due to regulatory conditions brought on by recent accounting scandals.

In recent years, systematic research on work stress and the deepening discuss of the related strategy gradually were brought on the agenda.

If courage is brought on by reminiscence, the pioneering spirit of the forefathers will be the best legacy.

Anthropogenic disturbance brought on counter response to the geological systems in mining environment.

Others must be brought on board, especially the regional forum hosts, Asean and Thailand.

The ultimate cause of death is generally cardiac arrhythmia or cardiac arrest brought on by tissue degradation and electrolyte imbalances.

He squandered his fortune and has committed suicide. The news has so shocked my aunt, it's brought on a stroke.

Police believed that the cause of death was cardiac arrest brought on by severe exhaustion.

It was the settlers' greed that brought on the attack.

And better policies helped the world avoid complete collapse: the recession brought on by the financial crisis arguably ended last summer.

The collapse of his health was brought on by undernourishment.

Some officials pointed to the slowness of IGAD governments in detecting and responding to emergencies brought on by drought.

They were empowered by the guests she brought on, people who had overcome even worse adversities than they faced in their own lives.

Japan's stagnation began with an asset price crash; Germany's was brought on by unification.

This is not a real sickness. It is a feeling of restlessness or excitement brought on by the coming of spring.

U. S. law requires all sharks that are brought on shore to have their fins attached.

Most believe it was brought on by global warming triggered by massive volcanic activity in Siberia.

In the days following, samples of solid gypsum were repeatedly brought on deck as drilling operations penetrated the seafloor.

It was his death that brought on your aunt's illness.

It was she who had brought on all this sorrow.

The foolish seedling phenomenon brought on by gibberellins is characteristic of how hormones function in plants.

But the scientists also said destruction of human habitats wreaked by climate change brought on by human activities is a growing danger.

The Portuguese manager brought on Joe Cole for Lassana Diarra, moving Michael Essien to right back and Cole into an attacking wing role.

Geological and climatic matter, foremost human factor brought on soil desertification.

Think about where we are right now, in the fifth year of a slump brought on by irresponsible bankers.

Worse, the village emerged in the midst of a disastrous famine brought on by rapid collectivization of farmland.

Think about where we are right now, in the fifth year of a slump brought on by irresponsible bankers.

Worse, the village emerged in the midst of a disastrous famine brought on by rapid collectivization of farmland.

Nemu's body was designed to withstand fatal wounds, though she still suffers the pain brought on by her injuries.

This change had been brought on by 'globalisation'.

Excessive reproduction and growth of water hyacinth which caused of eco-environmental damage has brought on social attention.

A related effect that can be brought on by the workload is doubt, frustration, and possible loneliness.

Jacobs has a temporary form of memory loss brought on by stress.

The financial crisis aside, DRC is facing a huge humanitarian and security crisis in the east brought on by armed conflict.

Electricity, TV, laptops, even mobile phones brought on headaches, nausea and mood changes.

Bankers are back to the excessive risk-taking that brought on the financial crisis.

Bankers are back to the excessive risk-taking that brought on the financial crisis.

Too often, captains of industry are brought on board with fanfare, then ditched with embarrassment.

They brought on themselves spring grief and autumn anguish; Wasted, their beauty fair as flowers and moon.

Some people who suffer a panic attack develop a phobia, a deep fear of ever repeating the activity that brought on the attack.

Aberrant behaviour, often brought on by boredom, is not unusual in zoo animals.

The UNHCR says it suspects a combination of measles and malnutrition brought on by famine is the major cause of death.

Mr McCabe has also brought on board other investors including HBOS and Kaupthing, the Icelandic bank.

Going forward in the second half, Schalke brought on Edu and later Huntelaar, yet you still struggle to remember Van der Sar being bothered.

"In the old days, the trouble with the queue was brought on by a lack of wealth. But now it is caused by having more money, " Fang said.

Not shown here is the ability for the component to do per-instance customisation when it's brought on-line.

Not shown here is the ability for the component to do per-instance customisation when it's brought on-line.

By the time an economic crisis brought on liberalisation in 1991, though, most business folk were utterly fed up.

Psychologists at the university said very few students had sought counseling in recent days because of the time crunch brought on by finals.

Ten minutes into the second half , John was brought on as a substitute for Beckham.

The actual orgasm does happen in the pelvis, but it is brought on by the hands, fingers and tongue.

Still, one cannot help but realize that most growth is brought on by challenge, adversity and change.

The euro crisis was brought on by investors with genuine worries about the solvency of several euro-zone countries.

A recent pet population explosion has brought on a spike in rabies infections.

What's more, the majority part of China's foreign claims is reserve. This has brought on many problems.

Kelly: I am very happy for you Bobby. Can I ask what has brought on this feeling?

Kelly: I am very happy for you Bobby. Can I ask what has brought on this feeling?

Since frostbite is brought on by freezing, you can't get frostbite if the air temperature is above 32 degrees F (0 degrees Celcius).

At the same time they enjoyed the benefits of a boom brought on in part by the euro's lower interest rates.

And how have I sinned against you, that you have brought on me and my kingdom a great sin?

Jesus heals a man brought on his sleeping mat by four friends.

What's brought on the dispute between the two sides?

In the past, they have been brought on board [climate negotiations] by promises of financial support.

The turnaround started in 2003 when Showtime brought on Robert Greenblatt to oversee programming.

But with give and take, Beijing, Delhi and Rio could be brought on board.

If you press the key, your lunch will be brought on to your table.

If you press the key, your lunch will be brought on to your table.

How have I sinned against you, that you have brought on me and on my kingdom a great sin?

What makes this recovery different is that it follows a recession brought on by a financial crisis.

There is a certain level of embarrassment attached to sex brought on by environmental conditioning and religious belief.

In the 1890s America's adherence to the gold standard brought on deflation that crushed debt-laden farmers.

His actions last week brought on the crisis that makes rescue necessary.

His illness is brought on by the nervousness and pressure.

What Brought on the Tragedy that the Old Lady hung herself?

What could two people do to tackle the enormous problems brought on by poverty?

The sudden cold weather brought on his fever again.

Other diseases brought on by alcoholism , such as liver disease and pneumonia , must be looked for and treated .

The stevedores tossedthrew the bags from high place into the hold. That brought on a lot of bags with seams slack.

The calamity has brought on infectious diseases to the whole city.

Many doctors were brought on Osler' medical textbooks.

Stress experienced by Kenny Dalglish in 1991 brought on a painful attack of shingles.

The sudden cold weather brought on his cold again.

But the mission has been marred by a series of delays brought on by bad weather and equipment problems.

Such were the conditions which brought on the revolt.

It may bring peace, but it is the peace brought on by death .

The abundant precipitation has brought on the crops.

Meanwhile, European countries such as Ireland are struggling to refinance the public debt burden brought on by past bank bail-outs.

The scandal brought on the separation of banks and securities houses in the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933.

Residents lead their pig through floodwaters brought on by Typhoon Ketsana, in Binan Laguna south of Manila September 29, 2009.

He was suffering from stress brought on by overwork.

The key is that the business is recapitalised and appropriate owners are brought on board.

He is suffering from a nervous breakdown, brought on by overwork.

The fast bowlers were brought on again after the interval.

The sudden cold weather brought on my cough .

He brought on the guest speaker, amid the applause.

But recently, as we've brought on more people, that model has been showing signs of strain.

But recently, as we've brought on more people, that model has been showing signs of strain.

Have all ordered stores been brought on board?

An estimated 280, 000 gold miners from across southern Africa suffered from lung disease brought on by dust.

An estimated 1, 600 people have died from over two weeks of record flooding in the country brought on by heavy monsoon rains.

The retreat in key commodities partly reflects slowing growth in China brought on by steady monetary tightening.

His illness was brought on by poor feeding.

The presence of some great good brought on extreme joy.

I think nervous tension can brought on by overwork.

The psychological scars brought on by the earthquake are huge, but we can overcome them.

So Qian's issue was brought on the agenda.

So Qian's issue was brought on the agenda.

A frequent cause of death on the battlefield is medical shock brought on by loss of blood.

It can be brought on by repeated exposure to violent events.

The first dish that was brought on was potato crisps.

With the development of tourism in the lake of sailimu, tourism exploitation brought on many environmental problems.

For many in China isolation is a new experience brought on by economic transformation.

I have never told you how this was brought on.

Have you let yourself really feel the sadness and maybe even fear that was brought on by your loved one's actions?

When we scored the second goal he should have brought on Pessotto or Balzaretti for Zambro.

He can also recall the weather, as well as where he was and what he was doing every day since the accident that brought on his skills.

When we scored the second goal he should have brought on Pessotto or Balzaretti for Zambro.

He can also recall the weather, as well as where he was and what he was doing every day since the accident that brought on his skills.

This is not a crisis of a small country at the edge of the euro zone. Nor is this a crisis brought on by rating agencies or speculators.

I want to apologize for the shame I have brought on this school.

a lawsuit brought on a ship mortgage may also be under jurisdiction of the maritime court in the place of registry port;

They would tell how the African had been brought on a ship to an American port,

Another, your meal is prepared and heated for you; then it is brought on along

Continuous change in the way workers collaborate brought on by new technology

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A number of promising young swimmers were brought on AT this spare-time school

her fever was brought on by going out in the rain

Legal action brought on behalf of a group of people

Death brought on by mild exercise and handling

Have I offended thee, that thou hast brought on