Sentence examples for causing distress from inspiring English sources

She said: "The revenge pornography offence is all about humiliating, embarrassing, causing distress to the victims.

In an appearance before the committee last month, Watson apologised to Brittan's widow for causing distress.

It expels the difficulty by changing the circumstances that are causing distress.

Nonetheless, students said uncertainty and strict new campuswide security measures were causing distress.

If "causing distress" is an argument for censorship, why restrict yourself to fiction, or even to fictionalisation?

"For the Martu in Parnngurr, the community nearest the proposed uranium mine, the plan is causing distress," she says.

Calamity, from the Latin for "damage," now means an event causing distress in multitudes feeling grievous personal loss.

Generally, if sleepwalking is causing distress or danger in spite of safety measures, medical or psychological treatment is indicated.

The spending cuts were, as expected, causing distress among Democrats, though they were going to pass them.

The peer denies all accusations and is threatening to sue the party over his suspension for failing to apologise for potentially causing distress to the women.

A maliciously false tweet could result in a claim for damages for loss and for further compensation for causing distress and "hurt feelings".