Sentence examples for distress making from inspiring English sources
As Europe struggles with its debt crisis, American businesses and financial firms are swooping in amid the distress, making loans and snapping up assets owned by banks there.
As Europe struggles with its debt crisis, American businesses and financial firms are swooping in amid the distress, making loans and snapping up assets owned by banks there — from the mortgage on a luxury hotel in Miami Beach to the tallest office building in Dublin.
Life can feel like a constant battle between our professional and personal lives, especially now, with the economic distress making our lives more challenging than ever in so many ways.
Empirically validated treatment approaches that make use of support systems (e.g., ecological approach) are needed to treat both depressive disorders as well as diabetes-related distress, making use of all possible mental health partners and allied health advocates whose expertise may be complimentary to the health care system and may be incorporated into multidisciplinary approaches to treatment.
Key concerns are that only a minority of children had severe hypotension and all such severely hypotensive children received fluid bolus resuscitation; one-third of children had hemoglobin <5 g/dl, suggesting that fluid-induced hemodilution in itself is dangerous; and 80% had respiratory distress, making fluid loading particularly problematic in the absence of rescue mechanical ventilation.
I feel viscerally distressed, and the distress makes me woozy.
McManus et al (2002), in a longitudinal study, found a circular relationship in which EE made doctors more psychologically distressed (as measured by GHQ), and distress made doctors more emotionally exhausted.
Widespread budget distress makes research essential.
My friend's distress makes me change tack.
His distress made me question my motives in previous debates.
In the absence of religion, humans still have philosophy to help those in distress make sense of life and death.
