Sentence examples for distress about how from inspiring English sources

Individual chaplains, in distress about how things are, invariably cannot tolerate this key concept.

How about 11? How about nine?

Although immunopathological damages may account for the severity of respiratory distress, little is known about how the genome-wide gene expression of the host changes under the attack of SARS-CoV.

On the Shokalskiy, one of the paying passengers, Adelaide-based Terry Gostlow, remembers a stunned silence after we were told about the distress call: "I knew enough about how far we were from anywhere to know this was a serious situation.

We talk about how financial distress is the new normal, but it really is.

While drinking may be used to cope with life stressors [ 33], little is known about how psychological distress influences the patterns of alcohol use over time among South African women who use alcohol.

The lawsuit alleges she "wept throughout the entire ordeal" and continues to experience "distress and humiliation" when she thinks about how those pictures may still appear in the NYPD's database.

Rose and I both spent the whole trip in various stages of respiratory distress, painfully wheezing at each other about how nice that car's paintwork would be if its exhaust wasn't giving us bronchitis.

Participants with undiagnosed emotional distress were more associated with doubts about how and where to initiate treatment.

Little is known about how associations between psychological distress and somatic health problems are mediated by social support among the elderly.

By knowing more about the occurrence and specific nature of children's experiences of pain and distress, adults can make more accurate decisions about how to address the pain (Hadjistavropoulos, Von Baeyer, & Craig, 2011; Nilsson et al., 2013).