Sentence examples for distress having from inspiring English sources

Navratilova also launched into the climb in gastrointestinal distress, having eaten bad fish the night before.

She was in distress, having recently lost a lot of money on trades.

Accordingly, differing CA and no-CA network structures, when taking general distress into account, are to some extent the result of general distress having a different impact on 'RF-RF' interrelations in the two groups.

Even better, if we have suffered distress, having access to a kitchen, and to the ingredients that we know and love, is how we re-make our lives after they have been torn apart: the home begins again at the hearth.

And though Alistair Webster had called on the peer to have the decency to make an apology for their "distress", having found the women's accounts "broadly credible", Rennard, they insisted, was obliged to do no such thing, as he continued to deny any wrongdoing.

In Central Europe, treatment initiation was associated with parental psychological distress, having a higher CSI-4 score, and not being involved in bullying.

My distress has two sources.

A familiar feeling of distress has sneaked up on me.

The emotional distress has been more lasting than the publicity.

A lot of the distress has already been dealt with.

So far, officials said, the financial distress has not translated into wholesale physical distress.