Sentence examples for a very distressing from inspiring English sources
It is a very distressing problem.
It has been a very distressing lesson for all concerned".
It was a very distressing time for me.
It is a very distressing and vulgar humour and is very off-putting.
A European diplomat said the choices announced Tuesday reflected a "very distressing" set of developments.
Willie Rennie, the Scottish Lib Dem leader, conceded: "This is a very distressing day.
Aspinall and Goodman suggested that if active drugs are available, placebo-controlled trials are unethical because PONV is a very disturbing and distressing event that can occur after laparoscopic surgery [ 20].
It was a very, very distressing scene to watch, and to hear as well..
This study confirms objectively that cough is a major, very distressing and disabling symptom in IPF patients.
For the first time this study confirms objectively that cough is a major, very distressing and disabling symptom in patients suffering from IPF. Currently treatment is not effective and a larger study, including longitudinal data, is needed to investigate the underlying mechanisms, trigger factors and treatment options for this group of very disabled patients.
The overall prognosis of adult brain tumours is often very poor so that a lot of patients and their spouses found the first diagnosis of a brain tumour very distressing [ 4].
