Sentence examples for after distress from inspiring English sources

Conversely, following the concept of organizational inertia, installing new management after distress has prevailed for several years, resulting in a diminished ability to react and lower turnaround probabilities.

Whereas HEE participants with a blunted cortisol stress response ate more food after distress than those with an elevated cortisol stress response, LEE participants showed no such relationship.

Russia has denied suggestions that one of its submarines got into trouble near Stockholm last week after distress signals were reportedly intercepted.

While NRBC are frequently found in umbilical cord blood after fetal distress, NRBC counts drop rapidly after birth.

AFTER all the distress, sadness and frenzy of Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony, the final movement ends, famously, in an outburst of cosmic affirmation.

And a competitor, a 43-year-old man, died after experiencing distress during the swim portion.

Two fishing boats with 45 aboard were lost at sea after issuing distress calls at the storm's height, officials told La Prensa.

The Turkish navy rescued a ship carrying 234 illegal immigrants off Turkey's southern coast after a distress call, a local government official said.

The radios were taken out of service last month after a distress call from a firefighter trapped in a burning house went unheard by some of his colleagues.

A further enhancement should allow responders to pinpoint the location of callers who use cellular phones, which might have helped to find four teenagers who drowned last year after their distress call from a small boat.

According to documents seen by the Associated Press news agency, maritime safety officials recommended a full evacuation of the ship five minutes after a distress call was raised.