Sentence examples for cause duress from inspiring English sources
Indeed, for most of the year, Grand Teton rangers, like their counterparts in Yellowstone, aggressively warn tourists to refrain from doing anything that might cause duress to animals or disrupt wildlife behavior.
In this case, Facebook did both, using a user's social graph against them, with intent to cause emotional duress.
Other, more disturbing, episodes suggested that Routh's experiences in the Marines were still causing him duress.
When you break up or even after a bad fight, texts are the relics of something that has caused you duress.
Whether they were words that caused mental duress to another person or actions that brought harm to yourself, understand that in those moments, you made choices which, at that specific time in your life, you believed were the correct thing to do.
In fact, sampling can even become the limiting factor when studying behavioral traits such as severe anxiety disorders where handling by a clinician in itself causes great duress to the animal, and is often only possible with sedation.
The Tennessee Titans will probably try to cause Collins similar duress this weekend.
The Valenciennes court was acting on a 1993 French law that allows parents to name their children whatever they'd like, but requires registrars to report any names that seem apt to cause the child duress to local prosecutors, who can challenge parents' choices in court.
"As for the Jets' economic duress caused by the salary cap, that duress will still be there in 2001 and beyond.
While the tactic is a well-worn one, many fans feel they are being unfairly squeezed by a team that has underperformed and has yet to demonstrate it is free of the financial duress caused by the Bernard L. Madoff fraud scandal.
