Sentence examples for created distress from inspiring English sources
"Although the investigation did not conclude that AZ8 deliberately inserted song titles into his evidence, he created distress and anger simply by making the comment to a senior officer.
"If older people do not receive the care they need and as a consequence end up in A&E units and hospital wards, we have simply shifted people around the system at great financial cost and created distress and disruption for older people in the process.
For example, in diabetes care we have created distress scales, yet not success scales.
These graphic displays created distress among the students on campus and one of my friends broke down after seeing the display, crying, recalling her own miscarriage.
Exposure to the disaster, regardless of the distance from it, awoke more intense fears of being the victim of violence and created distress among people [ 31, 32].
An ugly women creates distress in a person, I mean me personally, it makes me feverish, I suffer a lot," he said.
That could create distress among the local banks who have bought much of this new debt, causing them in turn to rein in lending, in a "vicious cycle" reminiscent of the credit crisis of 2008-09.
Like the junior doctors, we must now make our voices heard, refusing to appear to do more, quicker and cheaper while society creates distress faster than a struggling workforce can mop up.
The objective of our study, funded by the National Institute of Mental Health, is to examine whether asking about suicidal ideation or behavior during a screening program creates distress or increases suicidal ideation among high school students generally, or among high-risk students reporting depressive symptoms, substance use problems or past suicide attempts.
This means there are three opportunities to create distress: others' distress, strengths mismatch or personal distress.
Disruption of the normal activities of the brain creates distress, manifest in observable changes in feelings, cognition, and actions.
