Sentence examples for continuing distress for from inspiring English sources

"Within the available budgets, it is really the only alternative to the progressive breakdown of the recovery effort, continuing hemorrhaging of scarce resources and continuing distress for the people at the centre of the problem".

Pamela Fischer, director of primary care mental health at the Oklahoma City Veterans Administration Medical Center, spent a dozen years working in the P.T.S.D. unit there and cites studies suggesting that some continuing distress from P.T.S.D. is necessary for growth to occur.

And then, to the continuing distress of so many, the Patriots did it again.

Mental health experts are screening people who witnessed the terrorist attack in Sousse, Tunisia, last June to see if they require treatment for continuing distress.

Furthermore, retrospective studies show some bereaved and non-bereaved parents continue to experience distress for years after the BMT [ 11- 13].

Still, many seem to blame the government for the area's continuing economic distress and low property values.

That makes Iowa — an electoral prize coveted by both presidential campaigns this November — an important laboratory for Mr. Romney's broad effort to lay the blame for the nation's continuing economic distress at President Obama's feet.

Mr. Obama rejected the proposal on the grounds that it would be too costly for industry and local government to comply with at a time of continuing economic distress.

Otherwise, we face governance by pusillanimous peevishness and continuing economic distress.

Continued housing distress and rising prices for food and gas are weighing heavily on American families' finances as the holiday shopping season begins, a quarterly analysis shows.

In some instances, medication is necessary for severe symptoms that cause continuing dysfunction and distress.