Sentences with phrase «by people like dr»

Boss continues: «In some epidemics, actual clinical illness in some group members may spread as epidemic hysteria by the transmission of anxiety to groups observing those who were initially ill»; this sounds similar to the spreading of hysteria about wind turbines by people like Dr Nina Pierpont and Sarah Laurie, who condition people to expect to feel ill if they go anywhere near a wind farm.

What I can't understand about the repeated assertions by people like Dr Trenberth that «the evidence for anthropogenic climate change is now so clear that the burden of proof should lie with research which seeks to disprove the human role.»

Some people have been made ill by anxiety and fear, due at least in part by what they have been told about wind turbines by people like Dr Sarah Laurie and rumour - mongers like Senator Back.

Not exact matches

But this is part of why so many people react like Dr Amy and we commenters are being * mean * by pointing out facts, or by criticizing.

Buddy is so friendly and loving, wouldn't hurt a fly.But dr did wrg.and had 3 people come into office that day with the ears to hold him dwn.They spooked him out by being so agressive with him instead of listening to me.The tech had her face in his, and she got bit by Buddy.He felt like he was being attacked.Doesn't like his ears touched, and had an ear infection on top of it.Dr should have listened to me.Now I have to change drs.Won't let anyone muzzle him, he's to nice & afraid this will make him agressive.Response frm someone, anyone with a boxer would be appreciated.

We reg folks only have time for news headlines (not sci articles), so the man - in - the - street reads, «Katrina not caused by GW,» & thinks «GW has been disproved & I can rest easy,» while his wife reads in the Drs office, «GW increasing Hurricane intensity» (a reporter read «warming oceans increasing hurricane intensity» and got confused, and I don't fault him for it, bec he / she's very much like that person - in - the - street).

The Sydney Morning Herald reported on a call by scientist and risk researcher Dr Thomas Loridan for authorities to consider a cyclone - like rating system to help people prepare for hot spells.

Dr Diane Langberg describes what it is like to be «marinated in trauma «by recounting examples from real people's lives.