Sentence examples for caused considerable distress from inspiring English sources
White had told the judge: "The story caused considerable distress to me.
The Roman Catholic church, within living memory, made it as difficult as possible to marry a Protestant, and insisted that the children of any such marriage be brought up as Catholics, which caused considerable distress within many families.
Lawyers for Pippa Middleton have told a court that the Duchess of Cambridge's sister has been caused considerable distress by an alleged hack of approximately 3,000 photos from her iCloud account.
Ms Ward said that Ms Pope and Ms Atkinson, who were the subject of articles in the newspaper during the same period, were both unsure whether someone close to them had been leaking information to the press and this caused considerable distress.
I have absolutely no idea where I ate this delicacy, only that I was reduced to licking the plate late in the action, which caused considerable distress to my dining partner, an old girlfriend whose name has been, conveniently, lost in the mists of thyme.
Whereas these midwives erred on the side of caution, some women had clearly encountered practitioners whose critical and offensive approach had caused considerable distress.
"This year we have seen some truly shocking examples, with sensitive personal information, including health records and court documents, being lost or misplaced, causing considerable distress to those concerned".
"Telling a patient that they cannot have the operation they have waited and planned for can cause considerable distress to the individual and their family.
Very few poisonous mushrooms have been reported in this area, but it takes only one to cause considerable distress, even death.
(Answer: unable to see trees or sky or dirt, they seem to think its a giant building, which causes considerable distress on the bladder front; being good dogs, they refuse to relieve themselves indoors).
The eviction would cause "considerable distress and disruption" but must go ahead "In my judgment the time has manifestly come for steps to enforce the law to be taken".
