Sentence examples for distress death from inspiring English sources
But some people are selling for reasons that have nothing to do with the national economic distress: death, divorce, corporate relocation and empty nests.
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"creates a risk of harm, loss, physical or mental injury, emotional distress, death, disability, disfigurement, or physical or mental illness to yourself, to any other person, or to any animal".
28 The detailed classification is shown in online supplementary appendix A. The broad categories under clinical harm are pathophysiological/disease-related, injury, psychological/emotional distress, death and cardiorespiratory arrest.
Gosh opposes the plans on the grounds that it would be impossible to provide Charlie with the specialist care he needs and there would be a risk of a "distressing" death.
For the second model, the outcome of interest was adverse foetal outcomes which included foetal distress, infant death, low birth weight and foetal death.
Yet somehow, and much to my distress, the death of my dog seems even harder.
It can also cause respiratory distress — and death — if it is taken by people who are not using painkillers regularly.
But it carries a high risk of dependency and can cause respiratory distress — and death — for those who are not using painkillers regularly.
Very few poisonous mushrooms have been reported in this area, but it takes only one to cause considerable distress, even death.
