“bouts of”可以造什么句，bouts of造句

He suffers from frequent bouts of depression.

Spasmodic bouts of exercise are not very beneficial.

But unlike marketmakers, they are not obliged to do so during bouts of turbulence.

His life was routinely punctured by bouts of infection, tuberculosis, severe anxiety, toothache and influenza.

He engaged in feverish bouts of self-improvement, studying Euclid and grammar at all hours.

Despite decades of research, scientists are still puzzled about what exactly happens in the brain during bouts of depression.

Except during one or two bouts of illness, such a thing never happened in my life before.

But then, once the scales tip back to the opposite direction, this will find her closing her fists on her finances because of early bouts of overspending.

She also suffered bouts of paranoia during which she worried that the pregnancy would result in miscarriage and later that her kids would be kidnapped.

We are experiencing more bouts of extreme weather. The fast economic growth has also resulted in serious environmental damages which urgently need to be addressed.

Even before an operation in Germany took him out of action for six weeks this spring, Egypt's president had suffered bouts of illness in full view of the public.

The last time I really fell for a woman, more than three years ago, and the breakup which brought back all the anger and sadness from my previous bouts of depression.

Blaming the strokes for his death, the Soviets made huge attempts to cover up whatever lay behind Lenin's erratic, manic behaviour, his bouts of rage and his untimely death.

" Whooping cough (or pertussis)：Acute, very contagious childhood disease, typically with bouts of coughing followed by a long, loud inhalation (whoop) and ending with mucus expulsion and often vomiting."

Tremendous bouts of drinking undermined his health.

Vacations, with their seclusion, quiet and idleness, invite long bouts of reading.

Greece, with its long history of debt defaults and bouts of high inflation, was the most striking example.

Dr Allen, 35, a scientist, suffers from bouts of "cataplexy", a rare symptom of narcolepsy, triggered by strong emotions-such as fear, surprise or laughter.

There have been bouts of bloodletting, including a succession battle in 1999 and the departure of some senior figures in 2009.

In a country where bouts of inflation have triggered social unrest, the jump in China's inflation rate to a 12-year high of 8.7% in February is cause for concern.

Much like the long statements that the US and Soviet Union produced during their rare bouts of detente, however, a great deal of continuing disharmony could be read between the lines.

We know how past bouts of money printing ended.

This is known as a haemolymphatic phase, which entails bouts of fever, headaches, joint pains and itching.

Wednesday, Oct 1 (Psych Central) — According to experts, nearly 60 percent of the nation's elderly have trouble sleeping, whether it's a lot of tossing and turning or outright bouts of insomnia.

I have bouts of uncontrollable coughing.

Early bouts of joblessness, or starting in a lower-level job with lower pay, can mean lower levels of career attainment and earnings over a lifetime.

The secondary market, however, is prone to worries about liquidity and bouts of panic.

He suffers from serious bouts of spousal deafness but never fails to hear me when I mutter to myself on the other side of the house. "What did you say?" he'll shout.