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61 Is early weaning a traumatic event whose effects will last for life?

62 The memories of the evening were too traumatic, too exciting, too recent to be easily assuaged by sleep.

63 However, if the determined Mr Welch gets his way, building the boundary-less company could make the 1990s just as traumatic.

64 In those years it is the sudden traumatic experience which may be the spark to engage fierce enthusiasms in their educational development.

65 Traumatic experiences in the womb lie at the root of all sorts of psychological disorders.

66 Before moving out of Speaker's House on Friday, Weatherill had the traumatic experience of disposing of his trappings of office.

67 A child's emotional development may be severely damaged by a traumatic experience in its early years.

68 This, she thought, would make it easier for them to cope with a very traumatic situation.

69 Diana arrived at Sandringham that weekend having just been through a most traumatic period.

70 For him, that means there is a place for everything, no matter how trivial or traumatic.

71 Admission For most people admission to hospital, whether planned or as an emergency, is a traumatic event.

72 On the run for a good cause Going to prison in unquestionably a traumatic experience.

73 Being on a Kindertransport was, in itself, a traumatic experience that left its mark on otherwise balanced and healthy children.

74 Being an artist's model was turning out to be somewhat more traumatic than she had anticipated.

75 When did snow become this traumatic event that once brought only joy?

76 Wedding anniversaries will be traumatic for you,(http://sentencedict.com/traumatic.html) the literature said.

77 When they break up, non-marital separations can be as traumatic as a divorce.

78 The divorce was very traumatic, full of accusations, stamping of feet and pleading from Marie for me to come back.

79 For the housekeeper, such straight forward tasks as reading shopping lists or dashed off notes from her employers are traumatic experiences.

80 The discharge of patients could be traumatic for those left behind.

81 They ruled that officers were expected to cope with traumatic events in the line of duty.

82 I loved my three girls, and losing custody was the most traumatic thing that has ever happened to me.

83 Such a low-key comment is not what is required by the popular press at the conclusion of a traumatic trial.

84 They confirm our impression that, following his traumatic encounter with the Czech police, he becomes considerably less talkative.

85 Don't expect a smooth ride; liberating that which is repressed can be quite traumatic.

86 Among them are speech, sight, hearing, autism, Down syndrome and traumatic injuries.

87 Nixon's forced resignation, in other words, was a deeply traumatic episode in the history of the United States.

88 To this day the party has never quite healed the deep wounds left by what remains probably its most traumatic internal crisis.

89 These traumatic cultural changes created a radically new religious situation.

90 He knew that in the wake of Steve Jobs's traumatic departure[sentencedict.com], a sense of play was missing in Cupertino.