Sentence examples for Cause distress from inspiring English sources

"He vocalizes options that may cause distress.

First, the court noted the particular ability of invasive photos to cause distress.

This wasn't said to make a point, it was said in order to cause distress.

The last thing that charities will want to do is to cause distress to the public.

"This is a concerted campaign by malicious and despicable individuals to cause distress to Neil Lennon.

I know that each death is a tragedy and will cause distress for family and friends.

But can studying Durkheim's analysis of 19th century suicide statistics cause distress?

This is what the judges are preventing, particularly when publication would cause distress to a family.

The pieces are superbly novel without being so alien as to cause distress or confusion.

Watt pleaded guilty to disclosing private sexual photographs with intent to cause distress.

Too much information, or warnings about extremely unlikely contingencies, can cause distress.