Sentence examples for added distress from inspiring English sources

Mercifully, a vigilant postal worker spared him the added distress.

This in turn reduces the anxiety associated with waiting until mid pregnancy for an ultrasound diagnosis, and avoids the added distress of a late termination of pregnancy.

The lack of consensus concerning the appropriateness of palliative care for people with dementia may be due to negative associations with end of life care, potential for added distress, or perceived loss of hope for the person with the condition and their family members.

Sanctions cause not just financial problems but "added emotional distress", he says.

Watching television coverage constantly can add to distress for both adults and children, some experts said, and people should remember that the set can be switched off.

Add psychological distress, and it is easy to see why humans are motivated to provide the whale with a quicker, more peaceful death.

Until now the rules have encouraged higher leverage in good times and much lower in bad times, adding to distress at just the wrong moment.

A Bill for Wales to adopt a system of presumed consent passed its final stage in the Welsh Assembly last night - despite moral objections from religious groups and concerns about it adding greater distress to bereaved family members.

After adding psychological distress symptoms, however, the influence of comorbidities lacked statistical significance.

In particular, the diagnostic process ending with delivery of the diagnosis and the treatment strategy that can be sources of psychological challenge [ 19, 20], and the early period of treatment that may add potential distress.

But what happened to Bornstein was terrible and I am truly sorry to have added by my distress at the racist language in the blog post, to his understandable distress at the theft of his identity.