Sentence examples for because of distress from inspiring English sources

"People are being ruthlessly exploited by these companies who are guilty of exploiting those who are vulnerable because of distress – that is the real ethical dilemma," she said.

The leaders of the breakaway faction said they are taking flight because of distress over what they described as the AFL-CIO's ineffectiveness in stopping the long-term decline in union membership and making labor more relevant to the challenges of the modern workplace.

The Germans protested, but because UB-6s grounding was merely the result of an error and not because of distress, the Dutch could not release the submarine.

No patient was dropped from the study because of distress during any of the SBTs.

In our study, half of the employed cancer patients (51%) were on sick leave at the time of diagnosis, mostly because of distress.

In conclusion, refusal was predicted by low scores on a verbal IQ test and cognitive impairment, possibly because of distress caused by cognitive testing.

Finally, because severity of distress influences ratings on the WAI we also report associations between the scale and a range of standard measures of symptoms, illness severity and level of functioning fundamental to psychotic disorders.

I must have shown signs of distress, because somebody told me to sit in the First Lady's chair.

There might be illnesses in the family or a bad harvest or all kinds of distress because the spirit is not at peace".

This confronts them with often agonising decisions about whether to cease aid and leave the areas of distress because of the harm this exploitation generates, including continuation of violent conflict.

This was more than his usual sleep whimpers or cries of distress because he lost his paci.