There is also, of course, the distressing prospect of losing business.
As in previous studies, 7 9 32 33 suicide was particularly common during the first year after the index attempt, perhaps because of a distressing life situation or intense symptom rich phases of coexisting psychiatric disorder.
This point is made because of a distressing tendency among individuals to take penicillin or another antibiotic for a common cold.
Last year, when a rehabilitation centre "Spring of Hope" opened in Korosten, Svitlana was very sceptical about it and was reluctant to go there because of her distressing "kindergarten experience".
Bob Woolmer's death from a heart attack during the 2007 World Cup was particularly distressing because of the conspiracy theories it encouraged, disproved theories that still linger on the Internet.
The drama in Sierra Leone, where a rebel group is holding 500 United Nations peacekeepers hostage, is all the more distressing because of the circumstances: the soldiers wandered into the West African bush with outdated maps, got lost, and then were captured and stripped of their weapons by the very guerrillas they were sent to disarm.
"This case is extremely distressing because of the short time span.
Peace Isn't Cheap THE DRAMA IN SIERRA LEONE, where a rebel group [took] 500 U.N. peacekeepers hostage, is all the more distressing because of the circumstances: The soldiers wandered into the bush with outdated maps, got lost, and were captured by the very guerrillas they were sent to disarm.
