Sentence examples for distress driving from inspiring English sources

The nation's economic collapse jolted many New Yorkers into financial distress, driving some into poverty and dependence on food stamps and unemployment benefits and even altering their living arrangements between 2007 and 2009, according to census data released Tuesday that offered the first extensive measure of how the city weathered the recession.

Emotional pressure to conform Several participants reported that they experienced or anticipated anxiety or distress, driving them to conform to group norms.

But it was so hard to see what distress was driving the destruction, and the looters were highly selective in their acquisitions.

The hypothesis of full mediation between positive metacognitive beliefs and emotional distress that is, that positive beliefs about worry, such as "worrying will help me notice if my cancer recurs," causes emotional distress by driving worry about recurrence and self-focused attention was not supported.

Introduction In acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), airway driving pressure (ΔPAW = Plateau pressure (PPLAT) minus total PEEP) reflects the strain applied to the respiratory system.

So you have other factors now driving mortgage distress," Bair told Bloomberg.

Some people called the emergency number in distress – because, as they were driving, the low fuel indicator light had illuminated on their dashboards.

It has been speculated that three factors operate together in driving the women distress level higher than their spouses [ 31].

— the divergence exacerbates poverty itself, driving households deeper into distress and lowering social mobility.

Our biggest concern is that this distress and lack of information is driving children to leave centres".

Structural equation modelling found evidence consistent with the central predictions of the metacognitive model that these beliefs cause and maintain distress directly, but also indirectly by driving worry.