Sentence examples for a distressing example from inspiring English sources

This is a distressing example by our nation's finest medical centers of the shameful practice of placing financial concerns before the needs of the patients that they claim to serve.

Yahoo is a distressing example of the former error–hell-bent optimism.

A distressing example is his proposal to slash $3 billion from the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, which provides cash assistance to poor people to help them pay their utility bills.

For a distressing example of just how lost the GOP is, look to the headliners of this year's Conservative Political Action Committee conference, to be held February 10th in D.C. -- Crazy Ann Coulter, Andrew 'pimps and hos' Breitbart, and Rick Santorumdog' SantoRick Santorum

During her visit in 1997, the Queen said it was a "distressing" example of the "moments of sadness" in the history between Britain and India.

People with HIV are a particularly distressing example.

The minister for mental health, Alistair Burt, who has called for more research after previously admitting his department does not know the number of child deaths in mental health units, said: "This is another distressing example of inadequate care in a mental health setting and I offer my sincere condolences to Ms El-Keria's family.

One distressing example is the administration's sneaky effort to reverse a Clinton rule phasing out snowmobiles from Yellowstone National Park -- a rule buttressed by overwhelming public approval and years of conscientious science.

Some reports contain distressing examples of behaviour by traumatised children.

An example might help us here: an abnormal experience of strange bodily sensations might be verbalized by the patient as, for example, a distressing "feeling, as if there are electric vibrations in my spine".

Before they left England, he had warned them not to celebrate too exuberantly, lest they set a poor example during a distressing economic time.