Sentence examples for Much distressed from inspiring English sources
One day they came in very much distressed, saying that Rudi had entered the U.S. on a visitor's visa and was now threatened with deportation.
"He was so much distressed and depressed, and in so much trouble, as a result of that court ruling," Alex Goldfarb, a longtime associate and former employee, said in an interview.
It is far from clear how much distressed debt the government will end up purchasing, though it seemed likely that the $700 billion figure was large enough to send a reassuring message to the jittery markets.
In opening up a former film studio and Edwardian power station for the Almeida's Gainsborough Studios Richard, Jonathan Kent and his team have come across a magnificent ruin: one in which the walls are not so much distressed as in a very bad way.
With so many agencies able to broker deals and so much distressed real estate available, Syracuse has become a buyer's market.
Table 4 summarises the proportion of patients experiencing burden according to the 'very much distressed' criteria within each GSF prognostic indicator group.
Caught out several times at the nightclub Annabel's, I have done everything from wearing a pashmina as a rather unconvincing 70s kipper tie (only to roast, do not attempt it), to simply telling the much-distressed staff that my cashmere wrap instead of a tie and jacket was my attempt to be a force for change, and to leave me alone while dancing to Beyoncé.
For each intrusion experienced, participants were asked to record the number of times it occurred; whether it was primarily a thought, image, or both; a brief description of the content; and finally a rating of how much distress it caused them (ranging from 0 not at all distressed to 100 extremely distressed).
"We don't do much in distressed sectors," she added.
But the South African Hefferon, the Amercan Hayes, and even the Swede Svanberg were all much less distressed than the Englishmen.
James could not convince people that the children were much more distressed than they realised, so he made the film A Two-Year-Old Goes to Hospital (1952).
