Sentence examples for causes for distress from inspiring English sources
At 3 months, significantly higher percentages of BSA patients reported problems with pain, mouth sores, nausea, skin, washing and dressing and getting around as causes for distress, which were not reflected in BW patients.
New York's increasing gallery closings may be cause for distress, especially for artists who suddenly find themselves without dealers.
This was cause for distress, as the whole theme of the party centered on a new painting by Mr. Sulkowski.
A second round of 68, added to Thursday's 66, is hardly cause for distress but Willett has afforded himself lofty standards; that inward half of 39 clearly infuriated the Yorkshireman.
This apparent decline in the flow of support from younger people may be cause for distress among older people.
Patients and their carers report dysphagia to be a primary cause for distress, and patient reported dysphagia independently predicts for poor long-term quality of life (QOL) [ 6, 7].
The main causes for which distress is allowed vary from country to country.
Such specific causes for fetal distress may only become evident after delivery, and therefore a high index of suspicion is necessary.
Love affaires, stresses due to exams, conflict of ideas with parents, lack of proper love and care by the family and lack of job opportunities were the main causes for psychological distress.
