Sentence examples for be distressed over from inspiring English sources

DEVOTEES of tanning aren't the only ones who might be distressed over the recent reclassification by the International Agency for Research on Cancer of tanning beds as "carcinogenic".

"My members are distressed over a variety of issues," Ms. Levy said.

When she told friends about it, they wanted in, too; they were distressed over the same decline.

Ginzburg was distressed over banishment from his homeland and settled in France, where he worked on the Russian émigré journal Russkaya Mysl ("Russian Thought").

Richard Goodman, 54, of Ridgewood, N.J., and his sister, Patricia Miele, of Branchburg, are among the many who are distressed over deaths they had come to accept weeks, months or years ago.

Republican moderates also said they were distressed over how Republican leaders, and Mr. Armey in particular, continued to link the Senate bill to union membership, an argument they called politically tone deaf.

"Obviously, people are distressed over the cost of drugs in this country, and I don't blame them," said Representative Billy Tauzin, a Louisiana Republican who is chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

EVER since her split with the much-younger Ashton Kutcher (and reports that she is distressed over his new relationship with Mila Kunis), Demi Moore has been keeping a relatively low profile.

Already the user base was distressed over the impending acquisition, some leaving in droves for WordPress after the fact, and today a minor change to the Tumblr dashboard involving the relocation of the Reblog and Notes buttons has them hand-wringing again.

Recipients of DACA, also called Dreamers, have been distressed over the news.

But while local TV stations have been distressed over Trump's lack of ad spending, some industry analysts think the situation now may change in the general election.