Sentence examples for already distress from inspiring English sources

Yet already distress signals are apparent.

"But nonprofit organizations are already distressed to see a sharp drop-off in regular contributions.

She said forests need human management at this point because people have already distressed them so much with their activities.

MANCHESTER, N.H. — Mike Huckabee's defeat of Mitt Romney in the Iowa caucuses jolted a Republican Party establishment already distressed about the state of its presidential field.

Local residents were left mystified by the spate of disappearances, but a letter sent this week to the missing cats' already distressed owners has given the story a new twist.

The prospect of coupons by phone, or location-based advertising, might give shivers to people already distressed by seeing every nook and cranny of public space crammed with commercial messages.

If the Patriots were not happy about the "Summer of Gronk" in 2012 and members of the Boston media are already distressed by the early activities in what is shaping up to be 2013's "Winter of Gronk," then this latest offer to the tight end may have folks apoplectic up in New England.

Therefore the cultural beliefs regarding postpartum psychosis place an emotional burden on postpartum women and their caregivers at a time when they are already distressed by the psychotic illness.

The cross-sectional design of our study prevent us from answering questions about causality, since it is plausible, for instance, that people who are already distressed for reasons not measured in this study are more likely to worry about A/H1N1 influenza pandemic.

Shorts - pick worn in ones, either buy some already distressed looking ones, or cut a pair of old jeans into shorts.

The self-assessment/survey was accompanied by an optional e-consult service for participant safety, as focusing on details of these topics could potentially exacerbate distress in an already distressed participant.