Sentence examples similar to bringing about distress from inspiring English sources
If not, conflicts arise, which may bring about distress.
Breast cancer may bring about distress, in part, through its adverse effects on self-esteem [ 20], sense of social belonging [ 21], and sense of purpose [ 22, 23].
As this animal also suffered from a septic endocarditis, which will have brought about distress and anorexia, it is more likely that the ulcers, hence the persistent blood loss, were associated with this comorbidity.
In contrast to Kawachi and Berkman's [ 4] argument that frequent social participation may bring about psychological distress for women, this suggests that social participation which provides the individual with a social role does not adversely impact the mental health of women, and may even promote the mental health of men.
Recounting events surrounding the death of a close relative could bring about severe emotional distress (15).
If it is shown in court that the employer was negligent in supervising the bully boss, you might be compensated for your emotional distress brought about by bullying.
For example doctor's availability for abused women differs by gender as female doctors tend to restrict their availability due to distress it brought about and male doctors because of time constraints.
Lowering the threshold of psychiatric disorders could lead to a "psychiatrization" of healthy persons who have "normal" and self-remitting emotional distress and thus bring about unnecessary treatment and costs for the health care system [ 12].
Withdraw all requests and commands, as often the distress has been brought about by an overload of stimuli.
Neither would be easy to bring about.
