Sentence examples for causing considerable distress from inspiring English sources
"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".
This is the bank, after all, that illegally foreclosed on more than 100 active members of the military, declared a living man dead for three years, sent contractors to change the locks on a property that wasn't in default -- causing considerable distress to one unlucky parrot -- and sold customers' houses out from under them in the middle of the loan modification process.
2 The core of SAD is a debilitating fear of negative evaluation causing considerable distress in social situations, reduced quality of life and functional impairment for affected individuals.
"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.
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.
(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".
This morning Michael Howard described the timing of Mr Blair's potential Libyan visit as "odd" and added: " I imagine it will cause considerable distress to the families of the victims of Lockerbie".
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.
