Sentence examples for be extremely distressing for from inspiring English sources

Premature ejaculation can be extremely distressing for men, said Dr. Wayne J. G. Hellstrom, a professor of urology at the Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans.

Katrina Hamilton, Blackwood's east regional manager, said: "The prospect of having to move into a smaller property can be extremely distressing for some of our tenants, because the adaptations in their existing homes are what enable them to live independently".

"This type of behaviour can be extremely distressing for its victims causing them significant psychological harm," said Adam Pemberton, assistant chief executive for charity Victim Support.

6 BPSD arising as a result of pain, such as agitation and aggression, can be extremely distressing for both the individual and their caregiver, and can lead to the inappropriate prescribing of antipsychotic medication instead of adequate pain treatment.

Jim, I can appreciate that these last couple of months have been extremely distressing for you and I regret any additional distress my response may cause.

"Both possibilities were extremely distressing for the claimant," said counsel.

The shopworkers' union Usdaw said M&S's "piecemeal approach" was extremely distressing for staff.

That's extremely distressing for the many who worry about the future of life on this planet.

"This situation is extremely distressing for older people stranded on hospital wards and is a direct result of Tory cuts to social care," he said.

Meanwhile the normalisation of rape culture is extremely distressing for students who may have already suffered some form of sexual assault.

He said it was a "dreadful disease and it's extremely distressing for farmers to have to cope with it".