Sentence examples for distress going from inspiring English sources

Gazing across the meadow of sagebrush, I found it difficult to imagine the invisible chemical chatter, including the calls of distress, going on all around — or that these motionless plants were engaged in any kind of "behavior" at all.

Next, I had the experience of my own young daughter, in a state of distress, going upstairs in a strop, creating a painting, and coming down happy and transformed.

Bank of the Eastern Shore -- Cambridge, MD had only been Undercapitalized for a little over a year and displayed distress going back to the end of 2009.

Right now, with all the financial distress going on round the world, many of us need all the help we can get in our working lives and in the next two weeks help comes from my direction by assisting you to make the layout of your office space more effective and draw in new energy in to your business.

If you want to stay friends with a person who is under a lot of distress, going through psychological problems, or not wanting to be as close as you are, it is a great opportunity for you to learn and practice being compassionate, honest, assertive and non-judgmental and setting healthy boundaries.

But the distress goes far beyond libraries.

The cat, who had been in acute distress, went home in a matter of hours.

These positive life changes don't make the pain and distress go away but they can enrich our lives in unexpected ways.

In addition, some patients with persistent distress go on to develop a psychiatric disorder, notably major depression or anxiety disorder, based on specific vulnerabilities.

For many students, distress goes unrecognized and untreated and continues into practice [ 16] where it may have adverse affects on quality of care [ 17].

Performing an operation before a baby can remember the trauma spares them the distress of going through it as a teenager.